David Bridges
Lena The Plug Alleged Fake Divorce: Mystery Individual Serves Adam22 Legal Papers
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The individual who submitted divorce documents under the name Lena the Plug seems determined to push the case forward, despite Lena publicly asserting her commitment to Adam22.
On Tuesday, court documents were submitted by someone claiming to be Lena. According to the filing obtained by TMZ, a process server delivered multiple legal documents to Adam22 at his $3 million mansion in Studio City, CA, on July 15.
Adam22 confirmed to TMZ that he received the legal documents. He expressed his desire for police or FBI involvement in the situation but has not received any responses from the agencies.
As reported by TMZ, a divorce petition was officially submitted in Los Angeles County Superior Court on June 3, claiming that Lena was seeking a divorce from Adam22.
Lena maintains that she did not initiate the filing.
The petition requested primary custody of the couple’s 5-year-old child. It also alleged that Lena sought financial support, asserting that Adam22 provides only $3,000 per month for her living expenses.
The actual Lena informed TMZ that she did not file for divorce.
She suspects that a mysterious individual may be behind the filing, potentially being deceived by someone impersonating her.
Lena suspects the impersonator is misleading the individual into believing she is in distress and requires assistance to escape from Adam22, which she claims is entirely untrue.
At that time, Lena indicated her intention to hire a lawyer to seek the dismissal of the case. it appears that she has not yet taken any formal actions in court.
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