The ruling has been made...
From The Daily Mail
A jury has found that a document handwritten by Aretha Franklin and found stuffed in her couch after her 2018 death is a valid will in her home state Michigan.
Two handwritten wills, one written in 2010 and another in 2014, became the center of a years-long battle over Franklin's $6million estate turning her sons against one another.
The decision comes as a win for Franklin's sons Kecalf and Edward who argued that the papers found in the couch dated 2014 should override a 2010 will.
The 2010 will was discovered at the same time in a locked cabinet - her other son, Ted White II, aka Teddy Richards, believes it to be the rightful will.
The main difference between the two documents is who Franklin designated as her executors - White and Franklin's niece in the 2010 document and Kecalf and Edward in the 2014 one.
The jury is slated to hear closing arguments at the brief trial later Tuesday.
2 comments:
Good.
Kecalf is the only son who’s not a thug.
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