Heiress Joselyn Wohl is accused of stabbing her life coach with a fork while the man was eating dinner in her father's home. The heiress accused of the stabbing is the daughter of New York real estate mogul, Larry Wohl.

According to the New York Post the lawsuit is being filed in the Bronx Supreme Court. The heiress is accused of stabbing her life coach, Sajjadur Rahman.

The New York Post sites the lawsuit as saying, "Without just cause or provocation, Joselyn Wohl intentionally struck, battered and assaulted" her life coach.

A lawyer for Sajjadur Rahman spoke with the New York Post saying Rahman still has a piece of metal from the fork the heiress tried to stab him with in his finger.

"It was a defensive move," Rahman's lawyer told the Post. "If he hadn't gotten his hand up, she would have stabbed him in the face."

The lawyer also explained Rahman was fired by the heiress' family when he refused to go back to the house for fear of his own safety.

33-year-old Joselyn Wohl has been struggling with drug and alcohol addiction. The attempted stabbing of her life coach is not the first time the heiress has attacked someone close to her.

In December Wohl was charged with assault when she choked her sobriety coach and then threw woman down a flight of concrete stairs. According to the Post Wohl's sobriety coach, Heather McKean is scheduled for a spinal fusion operation as a result of the heiress' attack.

There is no further information about the lawsuit against the heiress. Nobody for the Wohl family returned phone calls made by the New York Post.