The wife of well-known Beaumont plaintiffs lawyer Walter Umphrey settled a lawsuit she filed in April alleging a Houston woman seduced Umphrey and induced him to transfer money and property worth more than $2 million without the wife’s knowledge, consent or authorization.

On Monday, the plaintiffs in the suit, which include S.G. Umphrey, who is Umphrey’s wife Sheila, filed a notice of nonsuit, writing that they have reached a settlement with the defendants and all court costs will be paid by the parties. The plaintiffs gave notice they are taking a nonsuit with prejudice, which means the claims cannot be refiled.

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