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Judge Rules Dr. Dre Must Find Another Lawyer In Nicole Young Divorce Case


Dr Dre has to get a new lawyer in his divorce case.

A judge has ruled that power divorce attorney Laura Wasser — and Dre’s lawyer Howard King — cannot represent him in his blockbuster split from estranged wife Nicole Young.

Wasser is known as one of LA’s biggest divorce attorneys, repping clients including Kim Kardashian.

But Young and her attorney argued in court papers that King had previously repped Dre and Young throughout their marriage. Wasser was “vicariously disqualified” from repping the rap mogul because she was working with King.

Young’s lawyer, Samantha Spector, had been trying to disqualify King and Wasser from the case, since Young claimed King had acted as she and Dre’s family lawyer since the couple was engaged.

The move is a major victory for Nicole and Spector — another of Tinsletown’s biggest legal names, who often faces off against Wasser.

According to a ruling seen by Page Six and filed this week in LA court, the judge ruled that Dre “is instructed to obtain counsel as soon as possible.”

Dre is paying Young nearly $2 million in monthly temporary spousal support as their blockbuster divorce plays out. The couple has been battling over a prenup since filing for divorce last June. Nicole, 51, has painted Dre as a control freak who “forced” her to sign the prenup “under extreme duress” on their wedding day. Dre, 56, claims the prenup is legit.

Dre and Nicole were married for 24 years. But they split on March 27, 2020, according to court papers.

He is reportedly worth about $800 million.

Dre was recently hospitalized with a brain aneurism and was released in January.

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