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Jay Leno Seeks N.H. Property Sale Amid Wife's Care
23 Aug
Summary
- Jay Leno is petitioning New Hampshire courts to recognize a California conservatorship.
- The comedian plans to sell real estate owned with his wife in New Hampshire.
- The property for sale is a ranch listed for just under $400K.
Comedian Jay Leno has filed court documents in New Hampshire, requesting that the state's courts acknowledge a conservatorship that was established in California. This legal maneuver is necessary for Leno to proceed with the sale of real estate he jointly owns with his wife, Mavis, in the Granite State.
The property in question is described as a ranch, built in 1995, with two bedrooms and two bathrooms. Leno initially listed the property for sale in June for just under $400,000. He has been actively involved in caring for his wife as she navigates her ongoing battle with dementia.
The court has not yet issued a ruling on Leno's petition. The proceedings aim to clear the way for the disposition of their New England assets.
