-- Shares Facebook Twitter Reddit Email A company has attempted to take the iconic multi-million dollar Graceland estate away from Elvis Presley 's family. The attempt has resulted in the actress Riley Keough, the granddaughter of Elvis Presley and current owner of the estate, to sue to halt the sale of her family's property. Keough inherited her grandfather's home after the death of her mother, Lisa Marie Presley who was the sole heir to the Presley mansion.
Keough became the home's sole trustee established by Lisa Marie in 1993 to manage the Presley estate. Lisa Marie's sudden death and the change over of ownership resulted in a contentious battle with her grandmother and Elvis's wife, Priscilla Presley . However, this time, the battle to keep Graceland in Keough's ownership is coming from outside forces, namely a company called Naussany Investments & Private Lending LLC.
In a lawsuit that Keough filed this month, the actress claimed that the company planning to auction off Graceland does not exist. Related "These documents are fraudulent": Elvis' granddaughter Riley Keough sues to stop sale of Graceland Here's what we know about the lawsuit, the company and the recent ruling that halted an auction of the iconic Presley family home: Lawsuit to halt the foreclosure sale of Graceland Keough filed a claim last week in Shelby County Chancery Court in Tennessee to halt the sale of her family home, describing a fraudulent self-described lender that forged signatures on a nonexist.