The Buss family’s fight over the Lakers is back in court.Jeanie Buss has petitioned a Los Angeles Superior Court asking that a judge block her five siblings from selling the family’s remaining stake in the Los Angeles Lakers, while accusing them of secretly orchestrating a deal to try to remove her as the team’s governor. The petition, which was processed by the court on Wednesday, is the strongest sign yet that this feud won’t be ending anytime soon.Jeanie Buss, who was chosen by her late father and longtime Lakers owner, Jerry Buss, as his successor before he died in 2013, called her siblings’ behavior “devious” and said in the court filing that they should be held in contempt while also being “liable for damages.” She also called for the removal of Joey and Janie Buss as co-trustees of a trust that holds the family’s remaining stake in the Lakers (17.8 percent), citing breach of fiduciary duty. NBA rules mandate that team governors own at least 15 percent of the team.“Jeanie never agreed to any sale, was never consulted, and was never even informed,” her petition states.The petition includes five “Cause of Actions,” with her attorneys offering lengthy arguments for each of the requests in the 97-page file.