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Toni Braxton’s Sister Towanda’s Former Landlord Demands She Be Found In Contempt In Bankruptcy Court War

Aug. 3 2021, Published 5:16 p.m. ET

Braxton Family Values star Towanda Braxton is accused of refusing to turn over financial documents as part of her legal battle with her former landlord.

According to court documents obtained by Breaking Celebrity News, the WE tv star’s ex-landlord Michael Wagoner is demanding the court find her in contempt as part of her ongoing Chapter 7 bankruptcy.

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In the case, Michael claims to be owed $76k in back rent and damages to his property. He filed a lawsuit as part of the bankruptcy accusing her of fraud.

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In court, he demanded the debt not be wiped clean and accused her of lying about her assets. He says Towanda only filed for bankruptcy after he started trying to collect on the money owed.

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In his suit, he said Towanda did not list all of her assets. He even claimed she was deposing money into her business account to avoid creditors from catching it.

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Towanda says the business money is not hers to touch. In newly filed documents, the landlord says Towanda has made the lawsuit extremely difficult and refused to turn over “a large number of discoverable documents that should have been produced.”

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He had demanded she turn over financial documents relating to her businesses.

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The reality star also dragged her feet before finally sitting for a deposition. In September 2020, the judge ordered her to pay the landlord $3,800 in attorney fees.

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