Billionaire Jay-Z is making sure a woman can’t escape a six-figure judgment through bankruptcy court, and the legal battle traces back over a decade of relentless litigation.

The music mogul filed court documents in Lillie Coley’s bankruptcy case seeking to prevent a $119,000 judgment from being wiped clean, according to TMZ.

Coley is the grandmother and legal guardian of Rymir Satterthwaite, who’s been claiming for years that Jay-Z is his biological father.

Jay-Z’s legal team argues the debt can’t be erased because the judgment stemmed from Coley’s “fraudulent statements and misrepresentations designed to harass and target” him.

The musician’s lawyers say Coley has spent the past decade engaging in a pattern of harassment through numerous unfounded court filings, coordinated online campaigns, and public statements attacking his character.

Every single lawsuit she’s brought against him has been dismissed by the courts, yet the legal warfare continues.

The financial toll has been staggering.

Jay-Z claims he’s spent hundreds of thousands of dollars in legal fees just defending himself against these repeated attacks.

Rymir’s mother, Wanda, is now deceased, but she allegedly had a relationship with Jay-Z that supposedly resulted in Rymir’s birth.

Despite Rymir’s persistent claims and his family’s legal aggression, no paternity test has ever been ordered or administered by any court.

Coley’s response to Jay-Z’s bankruptcy petition has been to ask the court to throw out his filing, claiming he’s failed to meet various procedural requirements.

The case remains ongoing as both sides continue their legal standoff.

This situation represents one of the longest-running celebrity paternity disputes in recent memory, with the case having been extensively covered by AllHipHop, which has been tracking the saga.

Jay-Z’s current move signals he’s not backing down from holding Coley accountable for what he views as years of coordinated legal harassment and defamation.