Although Brad Pitt and Angelina Jolie finalized their divorce in 2024, the former couple remain locked in a separate legal battle over Château Miraval, the French winery they once co-owned. The latest court filings show Pitt is seeking additional financial records from Jolie as the dispute moves forward.

Pitt Requests Additional Income Documents

According to recent legal filings, Pitt’s legal team is asking Jolie to provide records detailing her earnings between 2017 and 2019. The request relates to claims Jolie made in court that she paused parts of her acting career following the couple’s separation, resulting in years of lost compensation.

Jolie’s Claims Under Scrutiny

In her legal filings, Jolie has argued that stepping back from acting affected her finances and that Miraval represented one of her most significant assets. She has also alleged that she sought financial independence following the end of the marriage. Pitt’s attorneys are seeking documents they say could help evaluate those claims.

Dispute Centers on Château Miraval

The case primarily revolves around the sale of Jolie’s stake in Château Miraval, the French estate and winery the pair jointly owned. Pitt has previously challenged the sale, arguing it violated agreements regarding ownership of the property. Jolie has disputed those allegations.

Allegations Remain Strongly Contested

Court documents contain serious allegations from both sides regarding events surrounding the sale of the winery and the breakdown of their business relationship. Both Pitt and Jolie deny key claims made by the other, and none of the allegations have been proven in court.

Once considered one of Hollywood’s most famous couples after meeting on the set of Mr. & Mrs. Smith, Pitt and Jolie have spent years resolving disputes involving their divorce, custody arrangements, and shared business interests. While their marriage has officially ended, several legal issues remain unresolved.

Case Continues Through the Courts

The Miraval lawsuit is ongoing, and no final ruling has been issued. As the case progresses, both sides are expected to continue presenting evidence related to the ownership of the winery and the financial claims at the center of the dispute.