The complicated legal disputes between Brad Pitt and Angelina Jolie are still going on, according to rumors that the actor has been sued by his ex-former wife's business. According to Page Six, a corporation created by Jolie has sued her ex-husband for USD $250 million for seizing control of the French winery that the two had jointly purchased.

In punishment for the divorce and custody battles, the lawsuit alleges that Brad and a group of friends set out to "seize control" of the French winery they jointly purchased and to "guarantee... Jolie would never receive a dollar" of its enormous revenues. According to Page Six, the court documents submitted on Tuesday in Los Angeles stated that the former couple jointly spent tens of millions of dollars to refurbish the 1,300-acre house they purchased in the South of France in 2008.

According to the lawsuit, Pitt attempted to exploit Jolie's financial interest in the vineyard to pressure her into signing a "hush-clause" that would prevent her from disclosing the details of their divorce. Additionally, it claims that Pitt wasted millions of the company's funds on "vanity projects," including a pricey swimming pool.

The action has been brought by Nouvel, the business that Jolie formed to keep her ownership of the French winery but which she recently sold to the world's largest distiller, Stoli. According to the court papers, after the couple's divorce, Pitt ran the winery without consulting Jolie.

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