Tiger Woods denies ex-girlfriend's claim of oral tenancy agreement

a { color: #880000 !important; background: #ffeeee !important; } Tiger Woods denies ex-girlfriend's claim of oral tenancy agreementsports > lawsuitErica Herman, Tiger Woods' ex-girlfriend, has filed a $30m lawsuit against his trust, claiming she was tricked into leaving the home they lived in together for six years following their breakup in October. She alleges that she still had five years left to stay due to an oral agreement she had with his trust, Jupiter Island Irrevocable Homestead. Woods' lawyers, however, said no such agreement existed and that Herman was merely a guest at the home who had no legal claims as a tenant.

What's happened

Tiger Woods denies having an oral tenancy agreement with ex-girlfriend Erica Herman to live in his Florida mansion after she filed a $30 million lawsuit against his trust.

Why it matters

The lawsuit filed by Erica Herman against Tiger Woods' trust is significant as it involves a large sum of money and a dispute over a tenancy agreement. The case also highlights the importance of having written agreements in place to avoid disputes.

What the papers say

The NY Post and BBC News both report on the lawsuit filed by Erica Herman against Tiger Woods' trust. While the sources differ in some details, they both agree on the key events of the case.

How we got here

Erica Herman began dating Tiger Woods in 2017 and managed a restaurant owned by him before their relationship began. The couple lived together in Woods' Florida mansion until their breakup in October. Herman has filed two lawsuits in Martin County, Florida, one challenging a non-disclosure agreement she signed with Woods in 2017 and the other claiming she was tricked into leaving the home they lived in together.