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Detroit family officially adopts daughter on Adoption Day

Monique Jackson, who has raised 3-year-old Kensington since she was an infant, is now officially her mom after an adoption celebration on Adoption Day.

Nicole Curtis still cries foul after winning fight with land bank over Detroit house

Nicole Curtis still cries foul after winning fight with land bank over Detroit house View Comments Tall grass swayed in the breeze in front of the house at 451 E. Grand Blvd. Saturday, during a press conference called by HGTV star Nicole Curtis, who won the rundown home in a court battle earlier this month.  Curtis, host of Rehab Addict,  and her attorney, Jim Rasor of Royal Oak, said they wanted to call attention to what they called abuses by the Detroit Land Bank Authority, which claimed ownership of the house after Curtis had purchased it in 2017. Curtis also invited the public to attend an open house at the home starting at noon on Sunday, and mounted an American flag on the front porch in recognition of the Memorial Day weekend. 

Deadline Detroit | Nicole Curtis defeats Detroit Land Bank in dispute over run-down house

Share May 20, 2021, 11:31 PM HGTV home rehabber Nicole Curtis has won a dispute over a dilapidated house the Detroit Land Bank Authority tried to repossess even as it repeatedly claimed its foremost goal is to ensure properties are restored to productive use.  The East Grand Boulevard house at the center of the dispute (Photo: N A judge on Thursday sided with Curtis, whose LLC bought the 2,600 square foot house in Islandview for $17,000 in 2017. Wayne Circuit Court Chief Judge Timothy Kenny noted in a ruling issued Thursday that the land bank was awarded the house in a nuisance abatement proceeding in 2016, yet it didn t record the title for more than a year after Curtis renovation firm recorded its deed.

Deadline Detroit | Nicole Curtis defeats Detroit Land Bank in fight over rundown house

Share May 20, 2021, 11:31 PM HGTV home rehabber Nicole Curtis has won a dispute over a dilapidated house the Detroit Land Bank Authority tried to repossess even as it repeatedly claimed its foremost goal is to ensure properties are restored to productive use.  The East Grand Boulevard house  (Photo: Nancy Derringer) A judge sided with Curtis, whose business bought the 2,600-square-foot house in Islandview for $17,000 in 2017. Wayne Circuit Court Chief Judge Timothy Kenny noted in a ruling issued Thursday that the land bank was awarded the house in a nuisance abatement proceeding in 2016, yet it didn t record the title for more than a year after Curtis renovation firm recorded its deed.

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