Overview
- A Davidson County Chancery Court judge granted a temporary restraining order that bars Bryan Seaver from coming within 1,000 feet of She's Alive LLC staff, attorneys, and business partners while the civil case proceeds.
- Police records from July 13, 2026, obtained by reporters, show officers responded to a reported domestic dispute at Parton’s Brentwood residence involving Keegan Seaver, Rebecca Seaver, and employee Andrea Abernathy and that no charges were filed.
- Court filings by She's Alive LLC accuse Seaver of extortionate and threatening communications and include text messages that demand payouts and reference violent or military claims that the estate says created fear among staff.
- Process servers say they encountered barbed wire and no‑trespassing signs at Seaver’s residence while trying to deliver court papers, and Seaver has publicly denied the most serious characterizations in the filings.
- The actions reflect a legal effort by She's Alive LLC to control access, vendors, and operations tied to Parton’s roughly $650 million brand while judges consider the estate’s requests in upcoming hearings.