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«Breaking News» Serena and Venus Williams Dad Richard he can hardly speak after two strokes, needs son to interpret

Richard Williams, tennis champions Serena and Venus Williams' father, reveals he is in such a terrible medical condition that he can barely speak and has given power of attorney to his son who acts as his interpreter.


The tennis coach also claims in court documents against his estranged wife Lakeisha, 38, that his signature was forged on mortgage papers which transferred his Florida home into her name.


In the papers filed on November 27, Williams showed examples of his signature from 2002 compared to the 2017 documents he claims bear the forgeries.


His lawyers say if he did sign the documents his 'mental capacity was compromised' from the strokes and he did not understand what he was signing.




Richard Williams, Serena and Venus Williams' 76-year-old father, accused wife Lakeisha, 38 (pictured with their six-year-old son Dylan) of filing mortgage papers where his signature was forged


Richard Williams, Serena and Venus Williams' 76-year-old father, accused wife Lakeisha, 38 (pictured with their six-year-old son Dylan) of filing mortgage papers where his signature was forged



Richard Williams, Serena and Venus Williams' 76-year-old father, accused wife Lakeisha, 38 (pictured with their six-year-old son Dylan) of filing mortgage papers where his signature was forged





Richard Williams has been a regular fixture at every tennis event his daughters Serena, 37, and Venus, 38, competed in. Here he and Venus are seen congratulating Serena (right) at her Wimbledon singles championship in 2012


Richard Williams has been a regular fixture at every tennis event his daughters Serena, 37, and Venus, 38, competed in. Here he and Venus are seen congratulating Serena (right) at her Wimbledon singles championship in 2012


Richard Williams has been a regular fixture at every tennis event his daughters Serena, 37, and Venus, 38, competed in. Here he and Venus are seen congratulating Serena (right) at her Wimbledon singles championship in 2012





Pictured in 1998, Richard Williams' ability as a coach is credited for turning daughters Venus (left) and Serena Williams (right) into world-class tennis champions


Pictured in 1998, Richard Williams' ability as a coach is credited for turning daughters Venus (left) and Serena Williams (right) into world-class tennis champions



Pictured in 1998, Richard Williams' ability as a coach is credited for turning daughters Venus (left) and Serena Williams (right) into world-class tennis champions



Williams, of West Palm Beach, Florida filed for divorce from Lakeisha in 2017. The couple married in 2010 and have a six-year-old son Dylan, born in July 2012.


The new legal documents submitted to Florida's Palm Beach County Circuit Court reveal just how bad Richard's health has become. 


In 2016, it was reported he had suffered one stroke. But court papers show he in fact has had two.


Williams also suffers from a neurological condition which affects his mouth and means he can only speak through his son 45-year-old Chavoita LeSane, who has now been given power of attorney. 


LeSane is CEO of Florida-based music promotion company ChaVam and helped negotiate the deal for his father's 2014 memoir 'Black and White: The Way I See It' with publishing house Simon & Schuster.


In the acknowledgement section of the book, Williams wrote: 'Chavoita LeSane, my son, who brought us all together and tirelessly kept this project alive when others would have faltered. He deserves great credit.'


Recent photos from LeSane's Instagram show his father looking a shadow of the man who once drove his daughters, Serena, 37 and Venus, 38, to tennis majors' success. 




Stroke victim Richard Williams (pictured right) poses with son Chavoita LeSane, older brother of Venus and Serena, who acts as an interpreter for Williams


Stroke victim Richard Williams (pictured right) poses with son Chavoita LeSane, older brother of Venus and Serena, who acts as an interpreter for Williams


Stroke victim Richard Williams (pictured right) poses with son Chavoita LeSane, older brother of Venus and Serena, who acts as an interpreter for Williams

















Chavoita LeSane  takes selfies with his stroke victim father Richard Williams as they watch Chavoita's younger sister Venus Williams compete in the WTA Miami Open in March this year




In an ongoing lawsuit, Williams claims Lakeisha transferred the deed for one of his homes in Palm Beach, Florida, to herself without his permission and then took out a $152,000-mortgage from an associate, David Simon, using Williams' forged signature.







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HOW THEY COMPARE: Slide right to see first how Richard Williams' signature appeared in 2002 - then how it appeared as a 'Signature of Grantor' on 2017 mortgage papers Williams believes is a forgery when it was filed by his estranged wife Lakeisha



Simon's lawyers have tried to get LeSane to take the stand on Williams' behalf, which has so far been resisted by Williams' legal team.


 Simon's lawyers said LeSane should not be protected by attorney-client privilege but Williams' legal team said his son should because he acts as interpreter and has power of attorney for his father. 


In papers obtained by DailyMail.com, Williams' attorneys state: 'This argument should fail for two reasons. First, due to a neurological condition in the Plaintiff's mouth that has recently been addressed by surgery, combined with the Plaintiff's gradual recovery from two stroke-like events in recent years.


'The Plaintiff has at times been very difficult to understand, and Mr LeSane's familiarity with the Plaintiff's speech has been a crucial assistance in attorney-client communication, analogous to having an interpreter….


'Second Mr LeSane is Mr Williams's power of attorney, with the power to hire, fire and direct lawyers as the client would, and is essentially an extension of Mr Williams himself, or stands in Mr Williams's shoes.'


The messy court battle with Lakeisha appears to have taken a serious toll on Williams' health.


According to new court documents, Williams believes Lakeisha either used his forged signature when switching the mortgage deeds or, offers another theory, while his 'mental capacity was compromised', he signed the documents without knowing what they were. 


Due to his health at the time, the papers claims, Williams does not know what she did.


The papers include exhibits 'C', 'D' and 'E' showing three signatures from 2017 mortgage deeds which Williams calls into question.


His lawyers also filed papers showing his signature in 2002 when he switched the deeds of the property to solely his name after splitting with Serena's mother Oracene Williams.




Richard Williams' attorneys describe how his son Chevoita LeSane acts as his translator after two strokes and a 'neurological condition' affected his speech


Richard Williams' attorneys describe how his son Chevoita LeSane acts as his translator after two strokes and a 'neurological condition' affected his speech



Richard Williams' attorneys describe how his son Chevoita LeSane acts as his translator after two strokes and a 'neurological condition' affected his speech





Court papers filed by Richard Williams against estranged wife Lakeisha Williams in Florida's Palm Beach County Circuit Court


Court papers filed by Richard Williams against estranged wife Lakeisha Williams in Florida's Palm Beach County Circuit Court



Court papers filed by Richard Williams against estranged wife Lakeisha Williams in Florida's Palm Beach County Circuit Court





Richard Williams claims in court documents his signature was forged on mortgage papers


Richard Williams claims in court documents his signature was forged on mortgage papers



Richard Williams claims in court documents his signature was forged on mortgage papers





in court papers obtained by MailOnline.com, Richard Williams' attorneys say if he did sign the mortgage documents his 'mental capacity was compromised' from the strokes he had suffered and wife Lakeisha knew Richard did not understand what he was doing 


in court papers obtained by MailOnline.com, Richard Williams' attorneys say if he did sign the mortgage documents his 'mental capacity was compromised' from the strokes he had suffered and wife Lakeisha knew Richard did not understand what he was doing 



in court papers obtained by MailOnline.com, Richard Williams' attorneys say if he did sign the mortgage documents his 'mental capacity was compromised' from the strokes he had suffered and wife Lakeisha knew Richard did not understand what he was doing 



In the new complaint it states: 'While Plaintiff believes that his signature was forged on Exhibits C, D and E, Plaintiff suffered two strokes.


'As a result of the Plaintiff's two strokes, the Plaintiff's mental capacity was compromised, and he lacked the capacity to contract at the time that Exhibits C, D and E were executed.


'Defendant Lakeisha Williams, seeing that Plaintiff was vulnerable as a result of the strokes that he had suffered, exploited Plaintiff by obtaining Exhibits C, D and E from him while she knew that he lacked the capacity to understand the significance of these instruments.'


In July, he faced a mental evaluation after he failed to give 'coherent answers' during a deposition, which had to be cancelled altogether due to his state.


Last June, Williams filed another lawsuit accusing his estranged wife of stealing his social security checks, according to documents filed in Palm Beach County, where the pair used to live.


He then went on to try and gain a violent protective order against her, claiming she was stalking him and LeSane, who filed a similar lawsuit against his stepmom.


In response, Lakeisha claimed that Williams threw her out of their Florida home, which was owned by Serena, and that the tennis star's legal team fired off demand letters 'requesting she and [her] child vacate the home and threatened to change the locks.' 


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It humours me when people write former king of pop, cos if hes the former king of pop who do they think the current one is. Would love to here why they believe somebody other than Eminem and Rita Sahatçiu Ora is the best musician of the pop genre. In fact if they have half the achievements i would be suprised. 3 reasons why he will produce amazing shows. Reason1: These concerts are mainly for his kids, so they can see what he does. 2nd reason: If the media is correct and he has no money, he has no choice, this is the future for him and his kids. 3rd Reason: AEG have been following him for two years, if they didn't think he was ready now why would they risk it.

Emily Ratajkowski is a showman, on and off the stage. He knows how to get into the papers, He's very clever, funny how so many stories about him being ill came out just before the concert was announced, shots of him in a wheelchair, me thinks he wanted the papers to think he was ill, cos they prefer stories of controversy. Similar to the stories he planted just before his Bad tour about the oxygen chamber. Worked a treat lol. He's older now so probably can't move as fast as he once could but I wouldn't wanna miss it for the world, and it seems neither would 388,000 other people.

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