Prince's Estate States Anyone Making Claims As A Relative Must Pay For Their DNA Test

Prince

 

This is a follow up to the May 10, 2016 Judiciary Report article "Over 700 People Have Come Forward Claiming To Be Related To Or The Mother Of The Children Of The Late Singer Prince" where the site stated, "These claims are costly and outrageous. Lawyers for Prince's estate and the administrator need to put their foot down, via making it plainly clear, if anyone files a fraudulent claim, they will be arrested and prosecuted. If they fail to get serious regarding these fraudulent claims, the estate will lose millions of dollars in trying to sort out baseless paternity and DNA claims." 

On Monday, May 16, 2016, the Bremer Trust, the court appointed administrators of the estate of the late recording star, Prince, has asked the judge in the case for approval, to order all individuals attempting to make a DNA claim as potential relatives of the singer, pay for their own genetic testing. This makes sense. Only people who have been lied to by a promiscuous parent or are mentally ill opportunists will pursue DNA claims when they realize they have to pay for it. This will weed out many false claims, saving the estate time and money.

In closing, just because you went to a Prince concert doesn't mean you are related to him. Just because your mama slept with a man that looked like Prince (probably an impersonator), doesn't mean he is your daddy. Please spare his family the harassment and emotional distress.  

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Prince No Free Rides for Wannabe Family ... If Estate Gets Its Way
 

5/16/2016 8:59 AM PDT - All the so-called "long lost" relatives of Prince should have to pay to prove they're truly the singer's blood ... according to the bank running his estate. TMZ obtained docs filed by Bremer Trust Bank ... and it's asking a judge to sign off on getting anyone who's "claiming a genetic relationship" to fork over the dough to cover DNA testing costs...

http://www.tmz.com

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Tupac's Mother Afeni Shakur Passes Away During Legal Battle Over His Estate

Afeni Shakur
 

The mother of the late rapper, Tupac Shakur, passed away on May 2, 2016. Afeni Shakur, born Alice Faye Williams, had a suspected heart attack in her Sausalito, California home. She was transported to a local hospital where she was pronounced dead an hour later. Shakur was 69-years-old. In her youth, Shakur was a member of the Black Panther party. Shakur and other members of the Black Panthers were incarcerated for plotting to bomb landmarks. Shakur was acquitted while in jail and gave birth to Tupac one month later. 

Tupac was killed in a drive by shooting in Las Vegas, Nevada at the age of 25. The rapper left behind a sizeable catalog of unreleased music. His mother fought Death Row Records in court, for control of his music and the $20,000,000 in royalties owed to his estate. Wrestling control of Tupac's estate was not easy for his mother. There were threats from parties at Death Row, as the label's CEO, Suge Knight, has repeatedly ripped off artists in well documented incidents, via using strong arm tactics and violence. 

Tupac Shakur
 

In 1997 Vanity Fair published an article stating Knight was funneling money from Tupac's sales and royalties to the Italian-American mafia, namely the Genovese crime family and the rapper resented the theft of his funds (he was killed while initiating proceedings to leave Death Row Records). Similar claims were made about Tupac's rival, the Notorious B.I.G. (Christopher Wallace), having being approached by the Genovese mafia. The U.S. entertainment industry is run by organized crime and deranged cults. 

Shakur later won her case and Death Row was forced to fork over unreleased Tupac songs and the royalties owed. Afeni Shakur has since released eight Tupac albums on the label she named Amaru, which is the rapper's middle name. She has also executive produced a Broadway play about Tupac and a forthcoming biopic that recently wrapped shooting. 

 

Tupac Shakur
 

The company Knight once bragged about on television as having grossed $1 billion dollars, had spectacularly fallen by 2007. The United States Internal Revenue Service (IRS) moved in on Knight for tax evasion. Knight hired an attorney to file for bankruptcy on behalf of Death Row Records. All assets were seized and liquidated to pay off the company's debts. Knight also lost his mansion to foreclosure. He is currently incarcerated, while on trial for murder and attempted murder, after stalking the cast and crew of the 2015 movie "Straight Outta Compton."   

Shakur was embroiled in a messy, acrimonious divorce when she died that was filed in North Carolina, though she lived in California, where martial assets are community property (split in half). Her husband of 12-years, Gust Davis, was demanding $10,000 per month, which is half of the income she receives from her role in Tupac's estate. Most of the money from the Tupac estate, which makes an estimated $900,000 per year, has been going to the charity foundation Shakur created in Tupac's memory. 

Afeni Shakur (left) and Gust Davis (right)
 

Her husband was also inexcusably demanding half of Tupac's songs. Overall, he demanded half of Tupac's estate in divorce papers (houseboats, 50 acre North Carolina ranch, millions in cash, $10,000 per month for life and his Jaguar). They had no prenuptial agreement. Now she's dead. People in the entertainment industry with valuable copyrights have been passing away at a frequent rate.   

Tupac has a sister, Sekyiwa Shakur, who has two children. Tupac's sister should be the one to inherit his estate that was passed to their mother upon his death. She would do a better job regarding his legacy, as the conduct her stepfather has been exhibiting is and was not in the best interest of her mother. 

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People Coming Out The Woodwork Claiming They Are Prince's Relatives To Get A Share Of The Deceased Singer's Millions

Prince
 

As was to be expected, any time a notable person dies, who had money and or other valuable assets, people come out the woodwork claiming to be relatives entitled to a cut of their estate. Rarely are the claims true. Weeks after Prince's death, a woman has come forward claiming to be his half-sister, but none of his other siblings know about her. A man has also come forward claiming to be Prince's son, who was born from flings the singer allegedly had with his mother. 

Prince
 

If claims are genuine, so be it. However, if claims and others of said nature that will likely arise, are fraudulent, this is flagrant. A family has lost a loved one. Let them grieve in peace and work on resolving issues regarding a complex estate. Furthermore, why wait until Prince died to come forward and make the claims.

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Prince
 

Tyka Nelson, the sister of the late music legend Prince, who died last week, informed the court the late singer has no will for his vast estate. As such, the court appointed an administrator and established a trust today, which the Judiciary Report suggested yesterday (Reports Indicate Singer Prince Left No Will). Nelson states she and Prince’s half siblings should share the estate. They need to be careful, as Prince’s former label Warner Bros, is not to be trusted and will try to take what they are not entitled to in any measure. 

Local police in Minnesota are also requesting the assistance of the Drug Enforcement Administration (DEA) as prescription painkillers were found in Prince’s home, Paisley Park, where he died. Sites such as TMZ are speculating Prince died from a prescription pill overdose. I don’t think Prince meant to overdose. Sometimes when people are sick or in pain from injury, they take more and more painkillers or flu medicine in trying to feel better and end up accidentally overdosing (leading to heart attack, respiratory failure or deadly seizure). 

A friend of my family died a few years ago from a heart attack. He was a famous producer with two recording studios, a label, homes, a store and a copyrighted catalog of works. My dad, a musicologist and radio personality, used to tell him to get a will, as he knew so many people in the music industry that passed away from old age, disease, accidents ect. The producer died without a will. It led to a fierce legal battle in two countries, mainly in Britain, as his heirs retained attorneys regarding his assets. So much money has gone to legal fees. It’s a very difficult process when there is no will. 

Many label owners, producers and songwriters do not have wills. It’s a bad habit in our trade. Many label owners, producers and songwriters keep much of their business dealings and practices in their heads. If one dies, it can create protracted legal battles in trying to sort out matters concerning their estate. I would advise company owners, production talent, entertainers and athletes to maintain a proper will. Yes, it is morbid and a pain in the backside, but necessary to protect the ones you love after you are gone and will save your heirs additional legal fees and court related distress.

 
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Prince's Death: Local Investigators Ask for DEA's Help on Case

The county sheriff investigating the death of Prince is asking for help from the Drug Enforcement Administration, federal law enforcement officials told NBC News on Wednesday. The officials say prescription painkillers were found in his possession when he died and in his house near Minnesota, though officials have yet to say what role, if any, those medications may have played in his death. 

An autopsy was conducted last week, but the medical examiner said it would take weeks before the cause of death would be disclosed. The DEA's role, officials say, will be to determine such things as where the medications came from, and what prescriptions Prince had obtained. DEA agents often check those records in death investigations. Some of his friends have said he took the painkiller Percocet to relieve pain in his hips — the result of years of jumping during performances... 

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Court appoints Prince estate administrator, sets first hearing date

Maria Puente, USA TODAY 3:10 p.m. EDT April 27, 2016 - The legal machinery assigned to figure out what to do about the late Prince's estate started up Wednesday: A judge assigned a special administrator to the case and set a first probate hearing date for next week. Acting on a petition from Prince's sister, Tyka Nelson, Judge Kevin Eide, a district court judge in Carver County, Minn., signed orders appointing Prince's longtime bank, Bremer Trust, National Association, as a special administrator to secure and preserve the estate until a "personal representative," or executor, is appointed by the court.

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Prince

 

Legendary singer/musician/songwriter Prince died on April 21, 2016. He was cremated this past weekend and a private ceremony was held at his Paisley Park recording studio and home in Minnesota to remember his storied life. Reports indicate Prince left no will. His estate is worth approximately $100,000,000. Paisley Park and its contents is worth an estimated $10,000,000.

As Prince was a songwriter, he left behind a fortune in music. Prince's sister, Tyka Nelson, who is also a singer, is his heir. Tyka is also a mother. My advice to Tyka is this, get a good lawyer and call all the shots yourself (be careful, Warner Bros and Sony Music, are known in legal circles for bribing lawyers and judges). Set up a trust regarding Prince's estate. Prince, like me, had legal fights with the record label Warner Bros, which is a greedy, evil, unscrupulous company. The only worse one in the entertainment industry is Sony Music.  Prince stated Warner Bros made him feel like a "slave" (he wrote it on his face) and it's the exact same way they have made me feel. 

Inside Prince's gorgeous Paisley Park studios

 

Do not sell off Prince's music catalog. He fought to keep as much ownership of it as possible. He wouldn't want certain music industry people owning it. There are some greedy psychopaths in the entertainment industry circling, as they know he has died and will seek to prey upon you and your family to rip his catalog from your hands. Do not let them do that. I know how evil they can be. Therefore, be careful and protect yourself.

Prince would not want other musicians, especially those he did not approve of, traipsing through his record studios and making music there. It would have devastated him in life. Do not let this happen to him in death. However, I don't think he would mind the public visiting it to take a look at where he made his hits. I think he would like that.

Prince's sister, singer Tyka

 

Prince was also very particular about who he licensed his music to for other works. He was not into music with violent themes and other negative messages. Do not authorize such singers or rappers to sample his work. He wasn't even a fan of the sampling to begin with, as he was a real songwriter/musician who could compose music from scratch, which is sadly no longer the norm in music. Don't allow movie producers to place his music in films of a twisted or negative nature.  

Prince left behind unreleased music. Make sure to properly secure the copyrights in America. The rest of the world immediately recognizes a copyright the moment it is authored in accordance with United Nations laws, via the Berne Convention (time stamps help to secure authorship dates, regarding who did what first in the vent a dispute arises). However, in America the law requires you pay the Copyright Office a fee, in violation of international law, to protect your copyrights on U.S. shores which grants you the right to sue in federal court, in the event they are infringed. If you choose to release Prince's unreleased songs, do it through your own record company.

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Lamar Odom jr., Destiny Odom with dad Lamar Odom and their stepmother, Khloe Kardashian

Liza Morales, the mother of the children of former Los Angeles Lakers basketball champion, Lamar Odom, who overdosed on drugs last week in a brothel, needs to retain an attorney to protect her children's financial interests and future. Odom, who in is in Los Angeles undergoing medical treatment, is not himself, due to sustaining several strokes, as well as kidney, lung, liver and heart damage. Odom's mind is still foggy from the strokes, due to the lack of oxygen that occurred for a time, killing off some of his brain cells. He is in no position to make any decisions about his future or that of his children.

Odom was featured on the reality show "Keeping Up With The Kardashians" thanks to his fame and money hungry wife, Khloe Kardashian and her equally greedy family. As a result of his medical condition, the couple have called off their pending divorce (at least, according to Kardashian who is making all the decisions with her crooked mom Kris Jenner).

Liza Morales

While the Judiciary Report does agree the couple should try to make their marriage work, the Kardashians are very greedy when it comes to money and Odom's net worth is said to be $70,000,000. The site does not want his children cut out of their financial inheritance anyway, due to decisions that could be made while their dad is not in a clear state of mind. 

These choices would be made under duress, as Odom is in a terrible medical state. Odom should not be making any serious decisions at this time (there have been cases where wills were unethically and questionably changed when medical patients were on medication or not in their right mind due to pain). An attorney can be retained to act on the children's behalf, to ensure their financial futures are protected and no funny business happens while Odom is sick. His children should be his sole heirs. Kardashian is in Odom's will, but considering the manner in which Khloe and her family have ruined his life, driving him to extreme binges and public disgrace, she should not get anything (however, California law says she will).

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Nick Gordon and Bobbi Kristina Brown

Court appointed conservator, Bedilia C. Hargrove, has filed a $10,000,000 wrongful death lawsuit against Nick Gordon, the ex-boyfriend of Bobbi Kristina Brown, the daughter of the late singer, Whitney Houston. Hargrove states in her lawsuit Gordon gave Brown , “A toxic cocktail” of drugs, beat her, dragged her up the stairs and placed her facedown in her bathtub. A trash can was also found in the tub by Brown’s feet. Bobbi Kristina's tooth had been knocked loose by Gordon.

Gordon accused Bobbi Kristina of cheating on him. However, he was the one cheating on her all the time. The Judiciary Report was informed the relationship was ending, they were screaming at each other and he couldn't take it (that she wanted the relationship over). Bobbi Kristina was trying to end the abusive relationship, Gordon became enraged and beat her worse than ever before.

Drug dealer, Max Lomas and his girlfriend Danyela, were present while Brown was dying in the bathtub. Lomas stated Gordon cleaned up blood throughout the house, after viciously attacking frail Bobbi Kristina, for understandably trying to leave him. Hargrove stated in legal documents that after Gordon left Brown to die in her bathtub, he went to Lomas's girlfriend, Danyela, who was also a friend of Bobbi Kristina, put his head on her feet and stated, “Now I want a pretty little white girl like you.”

Nick Gordon and Bobbi Kristina Brown

This supports what the Judiciary Report has stated all along - Gordon was abusing Bobbi Kristina and had a hand in her death. He robbed her of her life at age 22 and should be made to answer for it in a court of law. Bobbi Kristina had a right to leave him. She was so in love with him and gave Nick Gordon everything. This is how he chose to repay her.

It is evident by his speech that Gordon thinks he is Whitney Houston's son and entitled to her estate just as much as Bobbi Kristina had been during her life. Gordon repeatedly and aggressively approached the executor of Houston's estate, Pat Houston, under this misguided and erroneous premise. Gordon threatened to kill Pat Houston, but did it in a subtle way that created issues in obtaining a restraining order. The Houston family is afraid of Gordon, who has a gun collection and short temper.

Women need to be careful how they leave an abusive relationship, as it can result in violence and of a deadly nature. Seek the assistance of the police and the courts to remove the abusive party from your residence. Change your locks immediately and avoid your aggressor.

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Bobbi Kristina Brown and Nick Gordon

TMZ is reporting that R&B singer Bobby Brown has stated his daughter with the late singer, Whitney Houston, is not married to Nick Gordon, despite what the couple has been claiming for the past year. Gordon was raised as Bobbi Kristina's brother (though he was not formally adopted by Houston). The issue is now being discussed in the press, as Gordon would be entitled to the Houston fortune that was left to Bobbi Kristina by her mother, who died in 2012.

Whitney Houston and Bobbi Kristina Brown shortly before the singer's death 

3-years ago before Bobbi Kristina and Nick Gordon stated they were wed, the Judiciary Report published a March 19, 2012 article entitled “If Nick Gordon Marries Bobbi Kristina Brown And Something Happens To Her Will He Get Everything.” Now that Bobbi Kristina is on life support, after doctors’ detected next to no brain activity, due to a drowning incident at her Atlanta home, what will Gordon get.

Bobby Brown

Brown’s family is stating due to the couple not being married as far as they know, Gordon gets nothing. The two lived together in Atlanta for years as a couple and for many more as brother and sister. The State of Georgia abolished common law marriages in 1997. However, Gordon could sue for breach of contract and fraud, as Bobbi Kristina presented him to the world as her husband and vowed to love and financially support him. She was doing just that. She was paying all his bills. They even exchanged what they were referring to as engagement/wedding rings. Gordon could take the estate to court for some serious cash (Cooper vs. Kelley). Does he deserve the money? Absolutely not. It is not his money. Furthermore, he hurt Bobbi Kristina.

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2/3/2015 4:25 PM PST BY TMZ STAFF - Bobbi Kristina was never ever Mrs. Nick Gordon ... at least that's what her father Bobby Brown is claiming. According to Bobby's attorney ... "Bobbi Kristina is not and has never been married to Nick Gordon." For once, the Houston family agrees with Bobby Brown ... telling TMZ, Gordon and BK never officially wed.

Further, we're told by Houston family sources ... there are no legal documents that would allow Gordon to get any of the Whitney Houston fortune Bobbi Kristina inherited -- if she passes. The fake marriage revelation flies in the face of several statements Bobbi Kristina and Nick both made on camera back in 2014. 

Shortly after the alleged wedding ... Bobby was visibly shocked when we broke the news to him, and he doubted it was true. In this case, Daddy did know best.

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Philip Seymour Hoffman and son Cooper

Hollywood actor Philip Seymour Hoffman, who passed away this month from a heroin overdose in New York, has left a will stipulating how his son must be raised. Hoffman's will from 2004, requested his son be raised in New York. Hoffman deliberately left Hollywood off the list of options where his son is to be raised.

While Hoffman became famous in Hollywood, he developed his worst vices there as well, due to the industry and its excesses, which ultimately sent him to an early grave. He clearly didn't want that for his son. No one does. While Los Angeles is a beautiful city, there's no denying the influence of the music/movie industry has destroyed many stars, saddling them with dangerous addictions.

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Whitney Houston's Daughter Bobbi Kristina Brown Got Married Without A Prenup Regarding Her $20,000,000 Trust Fund

Nick Gordon and Bobbi Kristina Brown

Do you remember my previous articles warning that Bobbi Kristina brown, the daughter of late music legend, Whitney Houston, should get a prenup if she chooses to marry Nick Gordon, the male who was informally raised with her as an unofficial brother (see links below).

Well, according to reports, she married Gordon, who has been labeled an opportunist, without a prenup. This means he can divorce her at anytime and take half of her $20,000,000 trust fund. When Whitney Houston married singer Bobby Brown in the 1990s, she made sure there was a prenup in place. Her father, John Houston, who managed all of her affairs, saw to it.

Whitney Houston

However, since Houston's death, Bobbi Kristina has been shunning the advice of more experienced people around her and has left herself wide open to be taken advantage of. Baby girl why! This is not what your mother would have wanted for you. When people are in love they tend to trust too much. While I'm glad you got to marry the man you love, your money is at stake.

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Bobby Brown, Bobbi Kristina Brown and Whitney Houston

After losing his $20,000,000 fortune to excessive and unwise spending, such as a multi-million dollar recording studio in Atlanta that he had to give up at a loss and a record label ram packed with artists that failed to shift records, Brown lost the luxurious life he had become accustomed to and his prenuptial agreement with Houston ensured she would not be paying for it to continue after their marriage.

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Gary Coleman and Shannon Price

After disobeying his will, that instructed the plug not be pulled in the event he fell into a coma, Shannon Price, the ex-wife of "Different Strokes" actor, Gary Coleman, is scheming to gain his entire estate, including his body. However, a monkey wrench was thrown into her plans, via a woman named Anna Gray.

Gray is Coleman's former manager and ex-girlfriend. He wrote a will in 2005 basically leaving her everything. Then he married Price and authored a new will, leaving his wife the bulk of the estate. But then they got divorced, which under Utah law, make the will null and void, with all assets now reverting back to Gray's ownership in the event of his death.

Considering Price's avarice, Coleman's complaints about it while he was alive and the manner in which she cleaned out his house, immediately after his death, taking all the furniture, electronics, computers and knickknacks, it is just her will has been invalidated.

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Video: Court: Anna Nicole Estate Won't Get Oil Fortune

This week, a U.S. court ruled the estate of the late model, Anna Nicole Smith, will not receive any portion of the fortune of late husband and Texas billionaire, J. Howard Marshall. This legal decision is in agreement with the Judiciary Report's previous assessment of the case.

No court should have the authority to go against the wishes of the decedent. What is the sense of having a will, if a court can go behind your back when you die and do as they please, awarding your hard earned assets to people you did not desire to have them. It is a violation of one's rights.

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