The HGTV flipping series was one of the network's top-rated shows in 2019. We would love for her to sell the house for $2.3 million and have that money, but due to this quit-claim deed, it’s been transferred to an entity that we can’t then recover the funds from,” Jack Prior, an attorney for the Morrisseys, said during Friday’s hearing.

The city temporarily stopped work on multiple “Windy City Rehab” projects last year and brought civil action over a few of these properties after allegedly finding violations, though nearly all of these cases have been dismissed in recent months. Now it’s back for a second as designer Alison Victoria and contractor Donovan Eckhardt face lawsuits and financial challenges. HGTV's 'Windy City Rehab' hosts get sued by Chicago couple, Why 'The Rock' is endorsing THIS candidate, ‘The Young and the Restless’ star Melody Thomas Scott talks turning down 'Animal House,' Playboy, Britney Spears reveals '5 most important' beach day essentials, ‘90210’ star Ian Ziering reflects on iconic show 30 years later: ‘It’s the gift that keeps on giving’, Prince Philip is ‘very disappointed’ by Meghan Markle not supporting monarchy, royal expert claims, Shania Twain on the impact of her album 'The Woman In Me': 'It changed everything', Everything coming to Amazon Prime Video in October 2020. We want her to sell the house. The suit also claims that three of the bedroom windows began leaking with water and "large areas of masonry and mortar are crumbling," according to the outlet. The Morrisseys' filing alleges that Victoria recently transferred ownership of the home to a new company, which she co-owns, and then listed the property for sale. Coyote Ugly Turns 20: Where Is the Cast Now? The couple says they've spent over $1 million dollars on a renovation project and allege the show’s hosts performed fraudulent work. Gramenos’ five-bedroom house went on the market not long after the premiere of Season 2 of “Windy City Rehab.” The second season’s five episodes followed the end of the business partnership between Gramenos and Eckhardt after Gramenos blamed Eckhardt for budget issues on their projects. Representatives for HGTV have not said if there will be a third season of the show or more Season 2 episodes. According to the outlet, the couple lists several other issues that have taken place in the home since moving in. Victoria's attorney Daniel Lynch opposed the motion and, according to him, a Chicago court has sided with the star. If that wasn't bad enough, a former friend of Donovan’s is also seeking legal action against him over money he invested into his company. Following the end of Windy City Rehab’s first season, Donovan and Alison have faced legal problems.

Text us for exclusive photos and videos, royal news, and way more. The single-family property boasts a number of notable amenities, including a two-car garage, a theater room with a wet bar, a private rooftop deck and an outdoor kitchen — which is home to a wood-fired brick pizza oven and a built-in grill. Another couple experienced similar issues with their Chicago home and also brought a lawsuit against the Windy City Rehab hosts. Gramenos attorney Daniel Lynch called the Morrisseys' request “unwarranted, unprecedented and unconstitutional” in a statement to the Tribune after Friday’s hearing. The project was featured on the first season of the HGTV series “Windy City Rehab,” which follows Gramenos and her team as they purchase, renovate and flip Chicago homes. The home was recently listed for sale for $2.295 million. “There’s just not irreparable harm or a fair question of irreparable harm based on this one particular asset by this one particular defendant in this multiple-defendant suit,” Judge Eve Reilly said in a Friday hearing held on the virtual Zoom platform. The hosts of HGTV's "Windy City Rehab" have been sued by a Chicago couple who claim they shelled out $1.4 million on a home that began falling apart just days later.

Neither HGTV reps, Victoria nor Eckhardt immediately responded to Fox News' request for comment.

The new year is off to a rocky start for the stars of HGTV 's show Windy City Rehab. “Windy City Rehab” host Alison Victoria Gramenos cleared a court hurdle Friday in an attempt to sell her personal home when a Cook County judge denied a request for a temporary restraining order made by a couple suing Gramenos for fraud.

The homeowners first filed a lawsuit against Victoria, her former business partner Donovan Eckhardt, and others in December 2019. HGTV’S ‘WINDY CITY REHAB’ STARS RESUME WORK AFTER CHICAGO LIFTS STOP-WORK ORDERS: REPORT, The court filing comes nearly six months after the city of Chicago suspended the construction permit privileges of the HGTV hosts following a notice for Victoria's LLCs that listed allegations such as performing or directing work without proper permits, making false statements on permit applications, and performing or directing "work that poses an immediate or imminent threat to the health and safety of workers or the public.".

“The Morrisseys are eager to reduce their fraud claims against Ms. Gramenos to a judgment so she can finally pay for her misconduct,” attorney Robert J. McLaughlin said in a statement.

Earlier this year, Gramenos (who goes by Alison Victoria on the show) and Eckhardt faced a lawsuit alleging faulty construction work on a home featured on Windy City Rehab. According to court documents previously obtained by PEOPLE, Anna and James Morrissey, who purchased a house featured on season 1 of the HGTV series, filed a motion on Oct. 8 to prevent Victoria from “dissipating her assets, including selling any property which she owns or controls.”. The couple is demanding a reversal of the sale of the home.

A local couple filed a lawsuit for fraud following renovations done to their $1.3 million family home, as reported in the Chicago Tribune in April this year. The owners of a Chicago home are going after the hit HGTV show 'Windy City Rehab.' Gramenos said she pumped her own money into the venture to fund renovations, and “everything that I’ve ever made is gone.”. James and Anna Morrissey filed the lawsuit on Dec. 30 in Cook County, alleging that TV hosts Alison Gramenos, known on the show as Alison Victoria, and Donovan Eckhardt are guilty of breach of contract, breach of warranty, defective and shoddy work and consumer fraud, according to the Chicago Sun-Times. This material may not be published, broadcast, rewritten, or redistributed. The Morrisseys filed an emergency motion for a temporary restraining order last week after learning that Gramenos and her boyfriend, Michael Marks, signed a quit-claim deed in March to transfer ownership of their Bucktown home for $10 to AVMM Properties LLC, a company that features their initials. emergency motion for a temporary restraining order, premiere of Season 2 of “Windy City Rehab.”, [Most read] Second stimulus check updates: Pelosi reports some progress ahead of deadline for reaching pre-election deal, but COVID-19 relief bill may be far off, Jeffrey Toobin suspended by New Yorker, steps away from CNN after reportedly exposing himself during Zoom meeting, ‘Sesame Street’ launches a podcast to help educate kids, Former Hinsdale resident wins again on ‘Jeopardy!,” back on at 3:30 p.m. Monday, Second stimulus check updates: Pelosi reports some progress ahead of deadline for reaching pre-election deal, but COVID-19 relief bill may be far off, ‘Log off! The hosts of HGTV's "Windy City Rehab" have been sued by a Chicago couple who claim they shelled out $1.4 million on a home that began falling apart just days later.

Last year the city of Chicago suspended permit privileges and issued a dozen stop-work orders at Windy City Rehab properties. ©2020 FOX News Network, LLC.

Attorneys for the Morrisseys declined to comment at the time.

The listing comes at a challenging time for the famous designer. The June 30 … ©2020 FOX News Network, LLC.

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RELATED VIDEO: Windy City Rehab’s Alison Victoria on Starting Over After a Difficult Year: ‘I’m So Much Stronger’. The hosts endured four months of delayed construction but were eventually given the green light to return to work in November. “The next stage is for the court to consider Ms. Gramenos' motion to dismiss, and she is confident that the court will act appropriately and address the Morrisseys' allegations with procedures allowed by Illinois law,” Lynch said in the statement. Another couple experienced similar issues with their Chicago home and also brought a lawsuit against the Windy City Rehab hosts. “We are not saying that she personally can’t sell this house.

The Morrisseys said they feared Gramenos is trying to “shield her personal assets from a judgment collection” if they won their lawsuit, which was filed in December 2019. The main bedroom, which takes up half of the home’s second floor, has its own oversized walk-in-closet as well as a luxurious marble bathroom, which houses both a marble steam shower and a bathtub. All rights reserved.

This material may not be published, broadcast, rewritten, The buyers alleged that just one day after they closed on the house, the shower in upper floor leaked "gallons" of water to the kitchen ceiling below it, the Chicago Sun-Times reported. Gramenos and Eckhardt are also being sued by a Wicker Park couple who purchased a home featured on Season 1 and a group of investors who say they were not repaid properly.

The HGTV flipping series was one of the network's top-rated shows in 2019. We would love for her to sell the house for $2.3 million and have that money, but due to this quit-claim deed, it’s been transferred to an entity that we can’t then recover the funds from,” Jack Prior, an attorney for the Morrisseys, said during Friday’s hearing.

The city temporarily stopped work on multiple “Windy City Rehab” projects last year and brought civil action over a few of these properties after allegedly finding violations, though nearly all of these cases have been dismissed in recent months. Now it’s back for a second as designer Alison Victoria and contractor Donovan Eckhardt face lawsuits and financial challenges. HGTV's 'Windy City Rehab' hosts get sued by Chicago couple, Why 'The Rock' is endorsing THIS candidate, ‘The Young and the Restless’ star Melody Thomas Scott talks turning down 'Animal House,' Playboy, Britney Spears reveals '5 most important' beach day essentials, ‘90210’ star Ian Ziering reflects on iconic show 30 years later: ‘It’s the gift that keeps on giving’, Prince Philip is ‘very disappointed’ by Meghan Markle not supporting monarchy, royal expert claims, Shania Twain on the impact of her album 'The Woman In Me': 'It changed everything', Everything coming to Amazon Prime Video in October 2020. We want her to sell the house. The suit also claims that three of the bedroom windows began leaking with water and "large areas of masonry and mortar are crumbling," according to the outlet. The Morrisseys' filing alleges that Victoria recently transferred ownership of the home to a new company, which she co-owns, and then listed the property for sale. Coyote Ugly Turns 20: Where Is the Cast Now? The couple says they've spent over $1 million dollars on a renovation project and allege the show’s hosts performed fraudulent work. Gramenos’ five-bedroom house went on the market not long after the premiere of Season 2 of “Windy City Rehab.” The second season’s five episodes followed the end of the business partnership between Gramenos and Eckhardt after Gramenos blamed Eckhardt for budget issues on their projects. Representatives for HGTV have not said if there will be a third season of the show or more Season 2 episodes. According to the outlet, the couple lists several other issues that have taken place in the home since moving in. Victoria's attorney Daniel Lynch opposed the motion and, according to him, a Chicago court has sided with the star. If that wasn't bad enough, a former friend of Donovan’s is also seeking legal action against him over money he invested into his company. Following the end of Windy City Rehab’s first season, Donovan and Alison have faced legal problems.

Text us for exclusive photos and videos, royal news, and way more. The single-family property boasts a number of notable amenities, including a two-car garage, a theater room with a wet bar, a private rooftop deck and an outdoor kitchen — which is home to a wood-fired brick pizza oven and a built-in grill. Another couple experienced similar issues with their Chicago home and also brought a lawsuit against the Windy City Rehab hosts. Gramenos attorney Daniel Lynch called the Morrisseys' request “unwarranted, unprecedented and unconstitutional” in a statement to the Tribune after Friday’s hearing. The project was featured on the first season of the HGTV series “Windy City Rehab,” which follows Gramenos and her team as they purchase, renovate and flip Chicago homes. The home was recently listed for sale for $2.295 million. “There’s just not irreparable harm or a fair question of irreparable harm based on this one particular asset by this one particular defendant in this multiple-defendant suit,” Judge Eve Reilly said in a Friday hearing held on the virtual Zoom platform. The hosts of HGTV's "Windy City Rehab" have been sued by a Chicago couple who claim they shelled out $1.4 million on a home that began falling apart just days later.

Neither HGTV reps, Victoria nor Eckhardt immediately responded to Fox News' request for comment.

The new year is off to a rocky start for the stars of HGTV 's show Windy City Rehab. “Windy City Rehab” host Alison Victoria Gramenos cleared a court hurdle Friday in an attempt to sell her personal home when a Cook County judge denied a request for a temporary restraining order made by a couple suing Gramenos for fraud.

The homeowners first filed a lawsuit against Victoria, her former business partner Donovan Eckhardt, and others in December 2019. HGTV’S ‘WINDY CITY REHAB’ STARS RESUME WORK AFTER CHICAGO LIFTS STOP-WORK ORDERS: REPORT, The court filing comes nearly six months after the city of Chicago suspended the construction permit privileges of the HGTV hosts following a notice for Victoria's LLCs that listed allegations such as performing or directing work without proper permits, making false statements on permit applications, and performing or directing "work that poses an immediate or imminent threat to the health and safety of workers or the public.".

“The Morrisseys are eager to reduce their fraud claims against Ms. Gramenos to a judgment so she can finally pay for her misconduct,” attorney Robert J. McLaughlin said in a statement.

Earlier this year, Gramenos (who goes by Alison Victoria on the show) and Eckhardt faced a lawsuit alleging faulty construction work on a home featured on Windy City Rehab. According to court documents previously obtained by PEOPLE, Anna and James Morrissey, who purchased a house featured on season 1 of the HGTV series, filed a motion on Oct. 8 to prevent Victoria from “dissipating her assets, including selling any property which she owns or controls.”. The couple is demanding a reversal of the sale of the home.

A local couple filed a lawsuit for fraud following renovations done to their $1.3 million family home, as reported in the Chicago Tribune in April this year. The owners of a Chicago home are going after the hit HGTV show 'Windy City Rehab.' Gramenos said she pumped her own money into the venture to fund renovations, and “everything that I’ve ever made is gone.”. James and Anna Morrissey filed the lawsuit on Dec. 30 in Cook County, alleging that TV hosts Alison Gramenos, known on the show as Alison Victoria, and Donovan Eckhardt are guilty of breach of contract, breach of warranty, defective and shoddy work and consumer fraud, according to the Chicago Sun-Times. This material may not be published, broadcast, rewritten, or redistributed. The Morrisseys filed an emergency motion for a temporary restraining order last week after learning that Gramenos and her boyfriend, Michael Marks, signed a quit-claim deed in March to transfer ownership of their Bucktown home for $10 to AVMM Properties LLC, a company that features their initials. emergency motion for a temporary restraining order, premiere of Season 2 of “Windy City Rehab.”, [Most read] Second stimulus check updates: Pelosi reports some progress ahead of deadline for reaching pre-election deal, but COVID-19 relief bill may be far off, Jeffrey Toobin suspended by New Yorker, steps away from CNN after reportedly exposing himself during Zoom meeting, ‘Sesame Street’ launches a podcast to help educate kids, Former Hinsdale resident wins again on ‘Jeopardy!,” back on at 3:30 p.m. Monday, Second stimulus check updates: Pelosi reports some progress ahead of deadline for reaching pre-election deal, but COVID-19 relief bill may be far off, ‘Log off! The hosts of HGTV's "Windy City Rehab" have been sued by a Chicago couple who claim they shelled out $1.4 million on a home that began falling apart just days later.

Last year the city of Chicago suspended permit privileges and issued a dozen stop-work orders at Windy City Rehab properties. ©2020 FOX News Network, LLC.

Attorneys for the Morrisseys declined to comment at the time.

The listing comes at a challenging time for the famous designer. The June 30 … ©2020 FOX News Network, LLC.

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