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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.”
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.
A California judge ordered the parties involved in a dispute over the family finances of Sen. Dianne Feinstein to be settled through mediation.
Sen. Dianne Feinstein said she gave her daughter power of attorney to handle two court cases concerning her late husband so she could focus on her job in Washington.
Feinstein has been called to resign from her role in the Senate due to her age and a number of recent concerning incidents.