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Ojani Noa must be crazy for not only asking for $100 milli, but for trying to battle against his ex, Jennifer Lopez, one more time! Looks like the gloves are off and Jenny from the Block is about to come out!

Noa is not only filing a counter suit against Lopez, but he's going after her father, a business partner, her lawyer and law firm on the grounds that they intentionally interfered in the production of his mockumentary! Ojani's agent Ed Meyer had this to say:

"I believe that I have an unalienable First Amendment right to enter the JLo home videos into the public court record, so as to defend myself. If Judge Chalfant has a problem with this, he can have me hauled out of the courtroom in handcuffs in front of the world media."

Although they were married for less than a year, Noa intended to use photos and over 11 hours of footage he collected during his time with the diva to produce a Borat-style movie. He was stopped by a lawsuit filed by Lopez for $10 million, in which a court also granted her a temporary restraining order against Ojani.

Noa and Lopez are due back in court on Dec. 1st. We can't wait to see how this plays out! Who do you think will win this case? [Latina]

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Jennifer Lopez's first husband, Ojani Noa, claims his upcoming movie,"How I Married Jennifer Lopez: The J.Lo and Ojani Noa Story" is a parody about their short marriage: a mockumentary, not a documentary.  However, Jennifer is not laughing.

Lopez's lawyers have sent Noa a cease-and-desist letter ordering the film, which is still in its pre-production phase, to be shut down.

This isn't the first time Noa has attempted to profit off his marriage with Lopez.  Ojani attempted a tell-all book about their marriage in 2006, and was served with an injunction in 2007 which bans him from "licensing, disseminating, distribution... any book manuscript or other written materials which contain private or intimate details about Lopez or Noa's relationship with Lopez."

The movie's director claims the feature is "100% parody" and therefore does not fall under the restrictions of the 2007 injunction.

Lopez and Noa were married in '97 and divorced un año despues in '98.  Ojani attributes their break-up to Jennifer's infidelity.

Sounds like la película might reveal some juicy chismes! Would you watch "How I Married Jennifer Lopez: The J.Lo and Ojani Noa Story?"  The film hopes to begin casting soon and begin shooting in February 2010 -- if they get past JLo that is! [AccesHollywood]

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