Kellie Pickler Moves For More Legal Power As Battle With In-Laws Intensifies

Kelly Pickler Not retreating in her clash of in-laws with her late husband; Kyle Jacobs‘Estate, and brought extra muscle to prove it.

The singer has enlisted Powerhouse lawyer John I. Harris to join the already stacked legal team. Her latest move challenges the validity of the subpoena connected to Jacobs’ parents, which refusing to put her under pressure on compliance.

The Kelly Pickler and the Jacobs family have been in conflict for almost two years after their beloved songwriter died of a self-harmed gunshot wound at the couple’s home.

Pickler took attorney John I. Harris of Shulman, Leroy & Bennett to an already formidable legal team, including William Harbison, Lisa Helton and Andrea Sinclair.

This strategic move follows a rising conflict over items allegedly belonging to her late husband. Pickler is fighting for a summon sent by Jacobs’ parents, Reid and Sharon, after Pickler declined the role first.

The summons called for a long list of possessions, ranging from Rolex and unusual guitars to samurai swords and even baseball cards. To her contact, Pickler argued that many of the items were not her property or that “what rights, titles, and possessions are in dispute.”

She also revealed that Jacobs’ parents robbed her of several items from her home after he died without giving her a record of what they had filmed.

In a fierce response to Pickler’s recent legal application, Reed and Sharon fought back, claiming that Pickler and her legal team provided an inconsistent statement about the location of some personal items belonging to their deceased son.

“(Kelley) and her attorney provide conflicting information regarding the location and legitimate ownership of the listed items, and (Kelley) acknowledges that some (Kyle) items of property are in possession, as stated here,” the couple said in court documents.

Pickler claimed he had never received a clear list of what was filmed, but Jacobs’ parents retorted that she had actually invited them to her home after his death, and even had items that had been pre-packed into the garage for them to gather.

The 38-year-old enlisted John I. Harris of Shulman, Leroy and Bennett.

According to his law firm profile, Harris brings a unique edge to the courtroom, a specialist in firearms law. This is a notable skill set considering the nature of real estate warfare, including a dispute over Jacobs’ gun collection.

His resume also includes representing clients in real estate planning, business litigation and medical negligence cases.

A Vanderbilt University alumnus, Harris has been practicing law since 1986 and is known for tackling complex cases, including second amendments and regulatory disputes with alcohol, cigarettes and firearms.

On March 28, Pickler filed court documents requesting the judge block her previous in-laws subpoena. The explosion reported that the actress, contrary to her request, claimed that the subpoena was not a valid court order and that she should not be under emptied.

She argued for her disagreement over the fact that her late husband’s belongings belonged to a civil court rather than probate. In the motion, Pickler accused the couple of trying to avoid appropriate legal channels to control the disputed property.

She alleged that the subpoena placed an unreasonable request on her, requiring that bulky and potentially dangerous items such as firearms, gun safety and grand pianos be transported to the law firm in a short period of time.

The couple first met through mutual friends in the mid-2000s and quickly forged their professional bonds, sharing their passion for squiting.

According to Life & Style, their relationship blossomed from work to romance, ending with a beautiful island wedding in 2011 after abandoning their first plans for a marriage in Nashville.

Pickler often praised the late songwriters for sharing and making her feel incredibly special. “He always says he likes me with makeup and sweatpants, and he makes me feel the most beautiful when I’m with him.

The late musician worked with some of the biggest stars of country music, including Kelly Clarkson, Scotty McCleery and Trace Adkins.

Her latest legal moves have made Kelly Pickler clearly prepared to vehement the property of her late husband and ensure that her rights are supported in the ongoing battle with her parents.