Complaint over Dolly Parton estate dispute withdrawn without prejudice

Entertainment · First reported 6 Nov, 01:45 · Updated 02:13

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A Tennessee filing says the complaint involving Bryan Seaver and the entity managing Dolly Parton’s estate is being dismissed without prejudice, leaving open the possibility of refiling. The filing gave no reason for the withdrawal; an earlier filing said the parties had reached an agreement but did not provide details.

The complaint was withdrawn without prejudice, so the claims could be filed again.
The filing gave no reason for the withdrawal; a filing from the previous day said the sides had reached an agreement but offered no details.
The dispute followed Seaver’s dismissal from work connected to Parton’s estate and a temporary restraining order; Seaver denied threatening anyone.

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Key facts

Filing: A Tennessee filing Thursday sought dismissal without prejudice.
Earlier filing: A filing from the prior day said the parties had reached an agreement but gave no details.
Scheduled hearing: The hearing was scheduled for Tuesday.
Temporary order: A Tennessee judge had granted a temporary restraining order against Seaver and his security company.