Shannen Doherty’s estate has settled its legal dispute with her ex-husband, the photographer Kurt Iswarienko, who agreed to give the estate half the equity in the couple’s $1.5 million home in Dripping Springs, Texas. The agreement, outlined in court documents filed in Los Angeles County Superior Court on 24 March 2026, came 20 months after the Beverly Hills, 90210 star died of cancer at 53 in July 2024. The deal covers a Mooney aeroplane, photographs of the actress and furniture, and ends a court battle that began in November 2025 when the estate said he had broken their divorce settlement.Shannen Doherty’s ex-husband can keep the Texas home if he pays her estate half its equityAccording to Us Weekly, Iswarienko will be awarded the Texas property on condition that he pays the estate half the equity on time and provides a complete inventory of his photographic works. If he fails to repay Doherty’s trust, both sides must sell the house.The court documents also require him to return Doherty’s coffee table and couch from the home and to wire $25,000 to the estate for her interest in a Mooney M-20 aeroplane. The inventory he must produce covers his photographs that depict Doherty.In return, the estate, represented by trustee Christopher Cortazzo, agreed to return Iswarienko’s guitars, equipment and restored Garard stereo record player.…
Shannen Doherty's estate gets half equity in $1.5M Texas home settlement
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Shannen Doherty’s estate has settled its legal dispute with her ex-husband, the photographer Kurt Iswarienko, who agreed to give the estate half the equity in the couple’s $1.5 million home in Dripping Springs, Texas. The inventory he must produce covers his photographs that depict Doherty.In return, the estate, represented by trustee Christopher Cortazzo, agreed to return Iswarienko’s guitars, equipment and restored Garard stereo record player.…
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