Brad Pitt and Angelina Jolie’s contentious dispute over their French winery was given the green light to head to trial, months after Jolie asked her ex to drop the suit.

In 2016, six years after their separation, Jolie sold her share of the vineyard to Russian businessman Yuri Shefler and his Stoli Group, prompting Pitt to file a $67 million lawsuit. The actor argues that the sale violated their prior agreement, while Jolie contends that she had the legal right to sell her share to whomever she wished.

Brad Pitt and Angelina Jolie’s winery battle may head to trial after a court recently dismissed the actress's motions to dismiss the case.

This month, a Los Angeles Superior Court judge shot down Jolie’s attempts to have the case tossed, paving the way for the case to go ahead.

Brad Pitt once felt he knew his ex-wife Angelina Jolie so well that he didn’t think she’d ever be the same after doing this 2011 movie.

Brad Pitt scored a legal win in his and Angelina Jolie's ongoing court battle over their French winery. Us Weekly can confirm that a Los Angeles Superior Court judge ruled in favor of the Château Miraval case heading to trial — and Pitt's remaining claims against Jolie,

In March, the LA Superior Court rejected Jolie’s allegations that Pitt’s suit was “Frivolous, malicious and part of a problematic pattern.”

Accusations and depositions are expected to reveal intimate details. Dispute could last until 2026, with Pitt challenging Jolie's sale of her shares to Stoli.

For the past several years, Angelina Jolie has been engaged in a number of legal issues involving her ex-husband, Brad Pitt. That includes their divorce, a lawsuit involving alleg