Aretha Franklin's estate divided among her sons 5 years after her death
Citing the 2014 will found in her couch, a judge divvyed up three of Aretha Franklin’s houses, her cars, money, and other assets among her sons.
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Citing the 2014 will found in her couch, a judge divvyed up three of Aretha Franklin’s houses, her cars, money, and other assets among her sons.
The decision comes months after a Detroit-area jury said the document — found between couch cushions in 2014 — was valid.
The note was found between couch cushions and overrides a handwritten will from 2010
Aretha Franklin's son Kecalf was awarded her $1.1 million Detroit home following a court hearing Tuesday.
Aretha Franklin's homes will be distributed among her four sons, five years after her death, based on two handwritten wills, including one found between couch cushions.