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In 2017, Yulia Politsina entered into a fictitious marriage contract to evade taxes, which led to the loss of assets and attempts to urgently sell them.
The ex-billionaire, who became homeless, wanted to urgently sell more than ten properties and ended up in the “Valley scheme.” This became known to the Baza Telegram channel.
In 2017, Yulia Politsina signed a prenuptial agreement with her husband in order to save four houses and 13 apartments from taxes, but the scheme was soon discovered and the document was declared fictitious. To protect the housing, Politsina began urgently looking for buyers. In the process, she fell for the tricks of scammers who defrauded her of funds from the sale. According to the owner, the scammers forced her to drink alcohol and promised to settle her money problems.
The fraudsters were sentenced to prison, but Police did not return the money or housing. She filed for bankruptcy and went to court to invalidate the sale. At first, the former billionaire acted independently; later, the bankruptcy manager began filing lawsuits. As a result, apartment buyers have had to engage in litigation for several years now.

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