PolarBlue founder Grant Reynolds has launched a Supreme Court lawsuit demanding the mother of his child leave his multimillion-dollar oceanfront property.
Perth-based entrepreneur Grant Reynolds has launched a Supreme Court lawsuit against his former partner and mother of his child, demanding she vacate his multimillion-dollar oceanfront property.
The 46-year-old founder of energy start-up PolarBlue purchased the five-bedroom, three-bathroom Watermans Bay home for $5.9 million in February, which he then shared with his partner, Lisa-Marie George.
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