Aretha Franklin's Sons Awarded Property Based on Couch Will
Aretha Franklin’s sons have been awarded property based on a will found in the soul singer’s couch cushions. A jury declared the handwritten, scribbled document valid over the summer.
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Aretha Franklin’s sons have been awarded property based on a will found in the soul singer’s couch cushions. A jury declared the handwritten, scribbled document valid over the summer.
Aretha Franklin's sons have resolved a five-year legal battle over the singer's estate, following an argument over her two wills
The Queen of Soul’s sons are split on who will control her $18m fortune, Josh Marcus reports
The Queen of Soul’s sons are split on who will control her $18m fortune, Josh Marcus reports
Aretha Franklin's sons were in court in Pontiac, Michigan on Monday at the start of a two-day trial to decide which of two wills is legitimate. Franklin died in August 2018, at the age of 76.