Judge Approves Nipsey Hussle Children's Inheritance Pay Out

Five years ago rapper Nipsey Hussle was gunned down outside his Los Angeles clothing store [click here if you missed that]. 

A judge just cleared the way for his children to receive their inheritance after denying a creditor's claim on Nipsey's estate...

From Radar Online

A Los Angeles Superior Court judge shut down an alleged creditor’s attempt to delay Nipsey Hussle’s estate from being closed — and his children are now set to be paid their first inheritance check.

According to court documents obtained by RadarOnline.com, the court denied songwriter Tasleema Yasin's plea to keep the case open to allow her to fight Nipsey’s family over an alleged debt.

Yasin’s motion asked that the payouts not be made until a dispute she had was heard.

In 2019, Yasin filed a creditor’s claim against the estate over alleged unpaid royalties for the track Hussle & Motivation that she worked on with Nipsey.

The song was released months before Nipsey’s death. In 2022, Yasin and Sam reached a deal where Yasin agreed to dismiss her creditor’s claim.

Yasin added, “I want to clarify that my intention is not to burden the court or cause any distress to the involved family. MY sole aim is to pursue a fair and just resolution.”

Sam opposed Yasin’s request. He claimed the songwriter signed a settlement with All in Money LLC in March 2022. He said Yasin could no longer go after Nipsey’s estate and needed to file a lawsuit against All in Money over any alleged debt. He denied she was owed money on the deal.

At the hearing, the judge found “insufficient evidence” to grant Yasin’s request. He suggested she take action against All in Money.

The judge granted Sam’s motion to approve the final report and the inheritance payments.

As RadarOnline.com first reported, Nipsey’s family and Emani’s mother Tanisha Foster are still locked in a bitter battle over custody of the 15-year-old. The court previously appointed Nipsey’s relatives are co-guardians of Emani’s finances.

Nipsey’s property and assets were worth around $11 million — and his daughter Emani and son Kross would be paid around $5 million and continue to receive annual payments from the estate.