In an attempt to settle a malicious dispute, Usher and Tameka Foster are deadlocked in mediation. The biggest matter of contention appears to be Usher’s Georgia mansion. Foster currently lives in the house with Usher’s permission, subject to displacement if told to leave the property.
Given the legalities of their divorce settlement Usher can sell the house at his discretion, which Foster claims will leave her homeless and buried in legal debt. He has yet to finalize her removal but can move forward with her eviction if a 60-day notice is provided.
Public records show the 33-year-old singer purchased the home in 2007 (the year he married Tameka) for $3,040,000. But the value of the home has dropped over a million dollars in recent years.
Friends say Usher is tired of sinking thousands of dollars into the mansion for its daily upkeep. He wants Tameka out so he can unload the pricey property and cut his losses.
Foster has suggested she receive a permanent home for her and Raymond’s 3 and 4 year old sons, sparking the fuse to a heated legal debate. Raymond responded “No way, no how” to the purchase of new property and highlighted the amount of money she has received throughout their relationship.
If Tameka wins, she gets an increase in child support which allows her to buy a similar sized home. If Usher wins, he gets to take the kids to live with him and his girlfriend Grace Miguel in California.
The sale of the 12,445 square foot, 6 bedroom, 8 bath mansion in Roswell is being handled by a private broker. It doesn’t show up in any of the public listings. Friends say the private broker has been trying to show the home to potential buyers — while Tameka is at home — but she refuses to let them in.s
According to court documents obtained by TMZ, Foster claims that Usher is unfit for parenting, accusing Raymond of failing to fulfil his legal obligations as a father
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