Aretha Franklin will dispute ends with sons getting property
Aretha Franklin's sons were awarded their mother's real estate in accordance with the singer's handwritten 2014 will, which was found in a couch in her home.
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Aretha Franklin's sons were awarded their mother's real estate in accordance with the singer's handwritten 2014 will, which was found in a couch in her home.
In 2014, the late singer's will was found between couch cushions.
Four properties Aretha Franklin owned at the time of her death will be divided among her four sons months after a jury determined a 2014 will written by Aretha Franklin and found between her couch cushions superseded a 2010 handwritten one locked in a cabinet.
Aretha Franklin's sons now own the late soul legend's real estate after a judge ruled that a 2014 handwritten will found hidden in her sofa was the correct document. The singer died of cancer in August 2018 without leaving a formalised plan for her estate, but her niece Sabrina Owens later discovered two handwritten documents, one dated March 31, 2014,...
Aretha Franklin's sons have been awarded ownership of the late singer's former homes on the basis of a handwritten will which was found down the back of her sofa months after she died. Judge Jennifer Callaghan on Monday divided the musician's real estate assets between her four sons on the basis of