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Britain’s Supreme Court is scheduled to hear the lawsuit for the “most expensive family dispute” in history next week, amid a sharp dispute over a family fortune estimated at about 453 million pounds, equivalent to 600 million. of dollars.
According to the “Guardian” newspaper, the London court will initiate the lawsuit, which concerns a fortune that includes several houses and a huge yacht called “Luna”, as well as a helicopter, a private plane and expensive art collections.
Tatyana Akhmedova is on track to accuse her ex-husband, well-known Russian businessman Farkhad Akhmedov, and her son, Timur Akhmedov, of hiding millions of dollars through assets to avoid paying the amount of the settlement that the court decided in her favor in court. Suprema, in 2016.
Tatiana says that her husband; He is a Russian born in Azerbaijan, who transferred money and property to his son, so that he would not pay what the court ordered in his favor.
For their part, father and son deny having resorted to this trick, and confirm that the mother was aware that the transfer is a gift from a father to his son.
Previously, the plaintiff managed to obtain a court decision to raid the son’s home, search for any evidence about the transfers, as well as force Google to reveal the content of his emails.
The 27-year-old son Taymour said he would not make peace with his mother no matter what, accusing her of acting vindictively and shamefully.
He added that he sent a letter with an obscene word to his mother, when their apartment was searched, and asked in an angry tone: “Why are you doing this?”
On the other hand, Timur recognized that his mother was a “good mother” and “made sure to raise us well.”
He noted that she chose this battle against him “because she believes that I did not take his side,” and emphasized that he would not have imagined that his mother would take him to court.
Before the trial, a court ruling was issued prohibiting Taymour from selling and transferring assets or funds.
Due to this move, Timor says he has been forced to cut his weekly expenses by 3,000 pounds ($ 4,000), which is a pittance for him.
Timur believes his mother was not worth the amount ($ 602 million) that the court found in his favor in London in 2016.
He added that the mother did not deserve this reward, because her wealthy father divorced her 20 years ago, due to her involvement in her betrayal of a young man.
