Dolly Parton’s estate moves to drop lawsuit against nephew Bryan Seaver
Dolly Parton's manager previously accused Bryan Seaver of threatening to commit violence and destroy his late aunt’s legacy and business empire.
The estate of Dolly Parton has filed a motion to drop a lawsuit accusing her nephew Bryan Seaver of sending threatening messages, according to reports. The complaint was initially filed in September by Danny Nozell, Parton's longtime manager and founder of She's Alive, an entity created to manage and protect Parton's estate. Nozell sought a permanent injunction against Seaver and his security company, Squadron Augmented Protection Services, but has now withdrawn the case without specifying the reason.
The two sides reportedly reached an agreement, though specific details have not been disclosed. The original hearing for the legal dispute between Parton's estate and Seaver was scheduled for Tuesday. In October, Seaver denied the allegations, stating that he and Nozell were close friends who were both frustrated, grieving, and discussing strategy.
Text messages cited by Nozell as evidence of threatening behavior were described by Seaver as private conversations between two friends. She's Alive LLC terminated Seaver and his company in September, citing Seaver's "terrorizing conduct" as the reason for their termination.
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