Daisy Jones & the Six' star and granddaughter of Elvis Presley, Riley Keough, previously filed a lawsuit asking a Memphis judge to stop an allegedly fraudulent sale of the Graceland estate.

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Elvis Presley's granddaughter, actor Riley Keough, was awarded a temporary injunction by a Tennessee judge that blocked a foreclosure sale of Graceland.

Elvis' Graceland home in Memphis faces a foreclosure auction after Lisa Marie Presley's death, but Riley Keough is fighting the sale, claiming fraud.

Riley Keough will not lose Graceland without battling it out in court. A Tennessee judge granted Presley’s heir a temporary restraining order blocking a proposed foreclosure sale of the rock-and-roll giant’s Memphis estate on May 20,

Chancellor JoeDae L. Jenkins says the Memphis community is best served by slowing any potential change in ownership of the "well loved" estate.

Riley Keough has gotten good news in her legal battle to stop the foreclosure sale of Graceland. A Tennessee judge granted a temporary injunction on Wednesday against the auction that had been scheduled for Thursday.

The iconic home of the late Elvis Presley, Graceland, will continue to be owned by his family thanks to a successful legal move made by his granddaughter. Riley Keough intervened just in time to halt the auction that could have seen Graceland leave the Presley family.

Riley Keough 's measures to prevent the sale of her late grandfather 's estate just took a step in a promising direction. On Wednesday, judge JoeDae L. Jenkins of Shelby County, Tennessee, stalled the foreclosure of Graceland amidst Keough's lawsuit.

The lending company that Riley Keough filed a lawsuit against on Monday has said they've dropped all claims on Graceland hours after a judge halted the estate's foreclosure sale