Eileen Blum News Today

Familial squabbling over the bountiful estate of wealthy financier Richard Blum and the late Sen. Dianne Feinstein has grown more acrimonious and accusatory since Feinstein’s death in late September, according to a recent court filing reviewed by SFGATE. The filing reveals heated discussions about multimillion-dollar properties, “Himalayan stuff” and “the automobiles at Aspen.”

Feinsteins 66-year-old daughter Katherine, a former San Francisco judge, has been at odds with her three stepsisters over the fate of the estates joint trust since Blums death last year.

In her last days, Feinstein’s daughter and step-daughters battled in court over the Senator’s access to assets left by her very rich late husband, Richard C. Blum.

The multiple active lawsuits involving the Senator's late husband's estate will likely be paused while her own estate is probated.

Dianne Feinsteins daughter and three stepdaughters are set to inherit the late senators $102 million property portfolio, as well as her $62 million private jet.

A San Francisco judge sent Sen. Dianne Feinstein’s (D-CA) lawsuit against the trustees of her late husband's estate into mediation on Monday, hoping to resolve the three legal cases filed by her daughter over the summer.

Feinstein’s daughter battles her stepsisters over the senator’s share of a fortune that exceeds an estimated $1 billion. Daughter's role scrutinized by trustees in new legal motion.