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Dolly Parton’s Nephew Fights to Toss Estate Lawsuit

Dolly Parton’s Nephew Fights to Toss Estate Lawsuit

Dolly Parton is bringing Christmas magic home with a brand-new holiday collection called 'Dolly on the Holly.'

The collection is a partnership between pop culture collectibles company CultureFly and the Dolly Parton Estate.

It is arriving now at Walmart, Target, Amazon and Ross.

The collection takes its name from Dolly's chart-topping Christmas album, 'A Holly Dolly Christmas.'

It introduces a playful new way for families to celebrate the season.

The centerpiece is a poseable plush doll dressed in a classic red holiday outfit and Santa hat.

The doll comes with a removable microphone and guitar.

Families can move her to a different spot around the house each morning.

This creates their own Christmas surprises as Dolly makes her way from the mantel to the Christmas tree.

Dolly Parton’s Nephew Fights to Toss Estate Lawsuit

CultureFly has developed an entire collection of outfits, decorations and accessories.

Two additional outfit packs allow fans to change her appearance.

One outfit pack includes a red plaid shirt with jeans and a banjo.

Another includes a glamorous red coat paired with a feathered hat and candy cane.

There is also a winter cabin scene featuring a pink sled and reindeer.

This gives Dolly her own festive setting.

The collection continues with a guitar-playing Santa Dolly bobblehead.

There is a pink Dolly nutcracker soldier.

There is an 'It's a Holly Dolly Season' felt garland.

Dolly Parton’s Nephew Fights to Toss Estate Lawsuit

Fans can wrap their Christmas presents in butterfly patchwork paper with matching gift tags.

They can carry their holiday shopping in a 'Have a Holly Dolly Christmas' denim tote bag.

The collection has a touching connection to the singer's earliest musical memories.

Long before Dolly Parton became an international superstar, she was a young girl growing up in the Smoky Mountains of Tennessee.

She found inspiration in the people and everyday experiences around her.

Her first song was about a doll her mother had made for her using a corn cob.

That early memory is reflected in the new doll.

While the holiday collection is generating excitement, a legal dispute is unfolding behind the scenes.

Dolly Parton's nephew has asked for the estate's lawsuit against him to be thrown out.

Dolly Parton’s Nephew Fights to Toss Estate Lawsuit

The lawsuit involves claims related to the estate's business dealings.

The nephew's legal team has filed a motion to dismiss the case.

The motion argues that the lawsuit lacks legal merit.

The estate has not publicly commented on the motion to dismiss.

The legal battle adds a layer of family drama to an otherwise festive season.

Dolly Parton is also being honored with a special tribute during the 60th CMA Awards.

The tribute will celebrate her contributions to country music.

In addition to the holiday collection, a Dolly Parton Denim Rhinestone Stocking is available at Walmart.

The stocking costs $13.

Dolly Parton’s Nephew Fights to Toss Estate Lawsuit

It features denim-like navy polyester fabric and pink fur.

It includes a Christmas tree motif studded with gleaming rhinestones.

The stocking measures 20 inches long.

It is designed with Dolly's signature stitched in silver at the bottom.

The signature is accompanied by the singer's treasured butterfly emblem.

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