The Buss Family’s fight over their 17.8% stake in the Lakers, and whether Jeanie Buss will be able to halt a sale to the Bob Iger and Joshua Kushner-led ownership group that agreed to purchase the team two weeks ago, is officially headed to the courts.

Jeanie Buss petitioned the Los Angeles Superior Court on Monday, continuing her attempt to block her five siblings from selling their family’s minority stake in the Lakers, according to the petition processed Wednesday and obtained by the Southern California News Group.

“Jeanie never agreed to any sale, was never consulted, and was never even informed,” the 97-page petition states.

The others contend that they need only four of the six siblings and two of the three co-trustees to vote to sell the remaining shares, held by a family trust. SCNG has reached out to the legal representation of Buss’ siblings – Joey, Jesse, Jim, Johnny and Janie Buss – for comment. None had replied as of Wednesday evening. A court hearing is set for Nov. 5.

The petition requests five “Cause of Actions.” The first of which requests that a judge orders her five siblings to comply with the 2017 court order regarding the Buss family trust.

“If consummated, the sale would strip Jeanie of the Controlling Owner position that the JoAnn 2006 ESBT and the 2017 Order mandate be preserved for Jeanie’s lifetime,” the petition states, referring to the family’s trust at the heart of the court filing.

Jeanie Buss petitions court to try to block siblings’ vote to sell Lakers shares – Daily News