Riley Keough is taking a stand in a legal battle across the pond against a debt collector she alleges is aggressively chasing a large sum related to a property her mother formerly owned.

The eldest daughter of the late Lisa Marie Presley, who is now in charge of her mother’s trust after Lisa Marie died last year, is seeking legal protection from a bank’s huge payment.

The focus of this case is an 11-bedroom estate near Rotherfield called Coes Hall, which Lisa Marie Presley purchased in 2010 with Barclays Bank funding.

According to lawsuit docs acquired by TMZ, Barclays claims Lisa Marie owed around $1.6 million on Coes Hall and contends that Lisa personally guaranteed payments while getting the loan.

Following Lisa Marie’s death, Barclays is attempting to transfer liability for this personal guarantee to the trust.

Riley Keough, on the other hand, strongly denies these allegations.

In the filed filings, she claims at least two strong reasons why she should not be held liable for the amount.

To begin, she claims that a vital statute of limitations has expired, calling into question the legitimacy of the attempt to obtain payment from the trust.

In the most recent development in Riley Keough’s legal battle with Barclays Bank over her late mother Lisa Marie Presley’s inheritance, Riley makes a critical claim in her defense.

Keough claims that Barclays had a particular deadline to file any claims relating to the matter, citing January 12, 2024, the one-year anniversary of Lisa’s death.

According to Riley, the deadline passed without Barclays pursuing legal action.