Monthly Archives: March 2021
Aretha Franklin’s Oakland County Probate Litigation
Did Aretha Franklin Die Intestate? When Aretha Franklin died on August 16, 2018, she left behind four adult sons, grandchildren, nieces and nephews. At the time of her death, she apparently had no will or estate plan; this is known as dying intestate. In fact, a decedent’s estate petition was filed just four days… Read More »
Conservatorships for the Rich and Famous
Conservator – (noun) one that preserves from injury or violation: protector. In a probate court, a conservator wields significant power over the money of a protected individual. This post explores the infamous conservatorship over the ultra-bankable pop-superstar Britany Spears. Perhaps because of her well-documented antics as a young superstar 17-years ago, Ms. Spears has… Read More »
