The will of deceased pop legend Michael Jackson is once again being scrutinized, this time in federal court. Howard Mann, who published a tribute book on Jackson, filed legal documents on Monday claiming that he was “in possession of evidence that casts substantial doubt on the validity of the will.” Mann told the New York [...]
Court Shocker: Katherine Jackson Loses Custody of Michael’s Children
July 25, 2012 | Posted by
After an emergency court hearing in Los Angeles, Katherine Jackson was removed as legal guardian of Michael Jackson’s three children and temporary custody was granted to Trent Jackson, Tito’s 34-year-old son. The children—Paris, Prince and Blanket—reportedly are fine with the arrangement. The $86,000 monthly allowance for Katherine to raise the kids, as stipulated in Michael’s [...]
Randy Jackson: Executors Using Conflict to Deflect Attention From Michael’s Fake Will
July 25, 2012 | Posted by
Randy Jackson went on Rev. Al Sharpton’s show on MSNBC to give some insight into the Jackson family turmoil that has captivated the nation, saying that the executors of his brother Michael Jackson’s $1 billion estate are trying to keep the internal family conflict in the headlines to deflect attention away from their doubts about [...]
Michael Jackson Family Warring Over Paris Taking Movie Role
July 19, 2012 | Posted by
Michael Jackson – The dysfunctional family of the late singer are involved in some major drama yet again. Paris Jackson has taken aim at her uncle, Randy Jackson, accusing him of spreading rumors and her aunt Janet Jackson is pissed over Paris landing a movie role. The 14-year-old daughter of the late Michael Jackson responded [...]
5 Michael Jackson Siblings Claim His Will Is Fake — Again
July 19, 2012 | Posted by
Two years have not tempered the feelings of five of Michael Jackson’s siblings there were excluded from the late superstar’s will. In fact, this Jackson 5 seems more determined than ever to make its case. “Fake, flawed and fraudulent” is how Janet, Jermaine, Randy, Tito and Rebbie Jackson described the will in a scathing letter [...]
