In May 2020, Chelsea Houska DeBoer and Cole DeBoer responded to Envy’s lawsuit, vehemently denying that they owed the agency any money. But that’s not all. They promptly filed a counterclaim alleging that Envy was actually the one guilty of withholding payments — and to the tune of $150,000. According to those legal docs obtained by The Sun, the DeBoers alleged that the consulting group “intentionally omitted numerous deals and/or revenues from the Account Statements for the sole purpose of depriving Chelsea, Cole, and TWGG from receiving funds rightfully due and owing to them.”
While Chelsea and Cole remained tight-lipped about the legal dispute, a spokesperson for the DeBoers told The Ashleys Reality Roundup in 2021 that the suit was “nothing more than a frivolous lawsuit by a disgruntled ex associate [of Chelsea and Cole’s] who was terminated for breach of contract. They added, “Our client looks forward to their day in court when the truth will come out.”
Alas, things seemingly went from bad to worse for Chelsea and Cole in 2022 when Envy Branding upped the ante, amending the lawsuit to include businesses owned by DeBoers — Down Home DeBoer, Aubree Says, Dakota Ln LLC, and DeBoer Holding Company — as defendants and claimed that the amount owed was actually $4 million.
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