Cher Claims Daughter-In-Law Is on ‘Quest for Money’ and ‘Inserting Herself’ Into Son’s Conservatorship
The judge appointed a lawyer for Elijah Blue Allman and set a December 1 hearing as Cher seeks a 120-day pause.
- On Tuesday, Cher asked the Los Angeles Superior Court to pause the conservatorship case involving her son, 50-year-old musician Elijah Blue Allman, for about 120 days.
- A separate guardianship case involving Elijah in New Hampshire prompted the request, as Cher believes there is no longer a dispute in that state regarding his need for guardianship.
- Cher accused daughter-in-law Marieangela King of "inserting herself" into the legal battle for financial gain; she argued that King "was in the process of divorcing" Elijah for months before the conservatorship process began.
- During the Tuesday hearing, Los Angeles Superior Court Judge Jessica A. Uzcategui continued the case to December 1 after neither Elijah nor his attorney, Steven Brumer, appeared in court.
- If the New Hampshire guardianship becomes permanent, Cher may drop the California case; if temporary, she intends to continue seeking oversight of the roughly $120,000 in annual trust distributions from Gregg Allman's estate.
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Cher has filed a lawsuit in Los Angeles to challenge her daughter-in-law, Marieangela King-Allman, to be named legal guardian of her son, Elijah Blue Allman. Elijah, 50, is currently in a psychiatric hospital in New Hampshire, where he is being treated while also dealing with legal and mental health issues following two arrests earlier this year. His wife, Marieangela, 39, had requested on August 18 to take legal control of his personal affairs …
The legal dispute over the appointment of a guardian for the 50-year-old continues
Cher began a new judicial battle related to her son, Elijah Blue Allman, by presenting documents to oppose her daughter-in-law, Marieangela King, being appointed as the musician's legal guardian.
Cher Claims Daughter-In-Law Is on ‘Quest for Money’ and ‘Inserting Herself’ Into Son’s Conservatorship
Cher has accused daughter-in-law Marieangela King of “inserting herself” into the ongoing legal battle for the conservatorship of son Elijah Allman for financial gain. According to court documents obtained by Us on Tuesday, September 1, the legendary singer’s legal team filed a response to King’s recent legal request for the court to appoint her in […]
Cher files case against daughter-in-law over son’s custody
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