
The story of how an attempt to save assets from creditors led to the loss of housing and a chain of litigation
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In 2017, Yulia Politsina tried to remove property from collection by creditors through a marriage contract, which was later found to be fictitious.
Former businesswoman and billionaire Yulia Politsina became “patient zero” of the scheme in which singer Larisa Dolina was deceived. “Baza” writes about this.
In 2017, a woman and her oligarch husband signed a prenuptial agreement to save four houses and 13 apartments from creditors, but the document was declared fictitious. Then Politsina tried to urgently sell her home and ended up with scammers who scammed her out of the property. At the trial, she said that she was drugged with alcohol and did not understand anything. The swindlers were imprisoned, but Politsina was left without everything because bankruptcy began.
At first, the woman herself tried to return the apartments, then the bankruptcy manager got involved, and is still filing lawsuits to cancel the transactions. Muscovite Ekaterina, who bought an apartment in Otradnoye, said that she was repeatedly recognized as a bona fide buyer, but the case was returned for review. She fears that she will be left with her children without the apartment for which she paid her money.

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