In a legal victory, Gina Behny has maintained ownership of her house after a dispute with her ex-partner’s brother, Terry Curella. Purchasing the home in 1999 with help from her grandparents, Behny’s extensive investments over 25 years were key. The Indiana Court of Appeals affirmed the lower court’s ruling, noting Behny’s substantial financial input against Curella’s slight involvement, alongside an order for Curella to pay Behny for incurred losses. In a legal victory, Gina Behny has maintained ownership of her house after a dispute with her ex-partner’s brother, Terry Curella. Purchasing the home in 1999 with help from her grandparents, Behny’s extensive investments over 25 years were key. The Indiana Court of Appeals affirmed the lower court’s ruling, noting Behny’s substantial financial input against Curella’s slight involvement, alongside an order for Curella to pay Behny for incurred losses.
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