Zachery Ty Bryan's Ex-Business Partner Shut Down in Attempt to Collect Actor's 'Home Improvement' Residuals in $108k War

Zachery Ty Bryan's ex-business partner won't get any of the troubled actor's television money. In the court order obtained by RadarOnline.com, a film investor, who claimed the ex-sitcom actor "tricked" him out of thousands by "forging" a contract for the 2021 movie Warning and then allegedly "avoided" paying the $108k judgment, was shut down by the judge on his attempt to collect Bryan's "present and future income interests" from his past work on shows like Home Improvement, Buffy the Vampire Slayer, and ER until the amount he's owed is paid — at least for now.

As RadarOnline.com exclusively reported, the moneyman was going after Bryan's residuals from 103 television, award shows, and movie appearances in hopes of collecting the $108k that's owed to him by the actor.

According to the investor, Bryan has refused to cooperate or make an attempt to pay the judgment — even after a process server tracked the actor down at his California home.

This outlet broke the story — Bryan was sued for fraud, negligent misrepresentation, breach of contract, etc., by Moore over the film that featured Thomas Jane, Patrick Schwarzenegger, and Alex Pettyfer.

Bryan and his production company, Lost Lane, were ordered to fork over a whopping $108,940.57 after failing to respond to the lawsuit.

However, this isn't Bryan's only legal woe.

The actor — famous for playing Tim Allen's TV son, Brad Taylor, on Home Improvement — was arrested in Eugene, Oregon, on July 28 after an alleged domestic violence incident with his baby mama, who alleged that Bryan hit her while she had their two-year-old daughter in her arms.

He showed "signs of intoxication" when police arrived to question him before they hauled him off to jail.

"Upon contact with Bryan, I observed he appeared to show signs of intoxication. He had glassy watery eyes, slurred his words, swayed as he walked, and I could smell the odor of an alcoholic beverage coming from Bryan as he spoke to us," the officer's notes obtained by RadarOnline.com.

Bryan pled guilty to felony assault in the fourth degree constituting domestic violence over the incident. He received a “downward dispositional departure to 36 months of supervised probation, 7 days jail, standard domestic violence conditions, no contact with the victim without the probation officer’s approval."

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Bryan's attorney told Entertainment Tonight, "Mr. Bryan was actually sentenced to the seven days he had already served and is not required to serve any more jail time."

He's also forbidden from drinking alcohol or doing drugs and must seek "treatment for alcohol/substance abuse issues at the direction of the probation officer."