Tori Spelling Results To Finding Lawyer For Alleged Killer Mold Situation In Family House

Tori Spelling is fed up with her family's situation and letting the world know! 

As fans know, the actress and her family have been plagued with a series of illnesses due to the murderous mold infestation, which has progressed to another level on their property.

Spelling, who has been searching for a permanent solution, has decided to play a legal card and find someone capable of guiding them through the nightmare.

The "Scary Movie 2" actress sought the help of her Instagram fans for a lawyer in California that could assist her family with their mold situation.

She took to her Instagram Story with a message: "Does anyone know how [to] find a Major Great MOLD lawyer in CA that can help our family?" Spelling continued, "Our troubles are next level with our MOLD problem. And the house that's been slowly killing us for three years."

She further wrote that she and her children have been "so sick" and could not get well, leading her to call out for help for her family. At the end of the note, "The Mistle-Tones" star confessed she was "overwhelmed" before stressing that they needed to start with "an amazing lawyer" who could put them through the ordeal.   

Since realizing the mold situation in their home, Spelling, a mother to Liam, Stella, Hattie, Finn, and Beau, has been dropping regular updates on Instagram about her family's well-being.

Just days ago, she shared a couple of photos of her children in a hospital — one laid on a hospital bed, and another had a cold compress on her head — raising awareness about how bad things had gotten.

The 50-year-old then shared why they were all at the clinic in the accompanying text, revealing that they had been in "this continual spiral of sickness for months," thanks to "MOLD."

She added that when the illnesses began, she believed it was the norm with young kids in school as they "continually" brought sickness home. However, it reached a stage where the youngsters were more sick at home than when attending school, making her "reassess what was going on" with a home inspection.

Unfortunately, after the inspection, her home was discovered to be infected. "Thx to Sean at Pacific Scope Inspections, who came out and discovered extreme mold in our home," she elaborated. "The pieces all started to fall into place. Has anyone ever been thru Mold Infections? You keep getting sick, one infection after another."

Spelling listed a few ailments caused by mold, including respiratory infections and extreme allergy-like symptoms, like in the case of her son Finn who had skin rashes.

She also touched on her experience in the hospital with her kids before telling fans the sad news of why they had to vacate their home till further notice. She shared, "As we sit here today in Urgent Care…watching everyone getting swabbed and first, up Finn with Strep throat – and d high fever of 103. We now know that when the house was labeled a health hazard liveable, that wording was FACT."

Despite the mold infestation in Spellings' home, she went all out for her 50th birthday celebration at Caviar Kaspia in West Hollywood on the eve of Monday, May 15.

Per Page Six, the celebrant looked radiant in an emerald halter-neck gown designed with sophisticated embroidery and long tassels falling from her mid-thigh. She completed the ensemble with sky-high gold pumps while her hair was perfectly styled in a half-up, half-down style.

Spelling was joined by family and friends, including her mother, Candy, her husband, Dean McDermott, her former "90210" co-star Jennie Garth, and reality star Josh Flagg.

On Instagram, her mom shared highlights from the event using a carousel of lovely pictures captioned, "#HappyBirthday to my beautiful daughter @torispelling."

Included in the slides was a snap of Candy posing with her daughter and Flagg, alongside a few throwback shots of the celebrant with her late father, Aaron Spelling.

The "Kiss the Bride" actress' mother further wrote in the caption, "It's a great occasion to share some of my favorite photos of you as a little girl," before concluding with several hashtags like "#proudmom #ilovemydaughter #seemslikeyesterday #daughtersarespecial."