panpac777 said: Why God have u left me here in this evil f'ing world all alone without Mj and prince with the Anne Christian/ anti-Christ!.....what did I do to deserve this living hell!!!!! I'll live the rest of my life in taxi cabs..... [Edited 5/12/16 1:32am] :hug: You must calm down before you blow a gasket. Believing that Prince is finally at peace and that nobody can ever hurt him again and that he is surrounded by love makes this tragedy a little less terrible. I send you long distance hugs from erotic city. | |
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'Filmmaker: Prince May Have Had a Will After All'.... Prince 4Ever. | |
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As I've said time and time again, there's definitely a will that exists. Just hasn't been found/identified yet, but it will be found....all in due time. Not sure if it's in Canada, but I agree with the filmmaker, P was way too intelligent to not have one. I will forever love and miss you...my sweet Prince. | |
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Tyka will have burned it.
She is after everything! | |
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I thought the same. "We are the New Power Generation,and so are U!" | |
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Its hard to believe someone of Prince's stature and business savy did not have a Will. But, people don't want to look at completing a Will. It's not a nice process. I've done it and I hated it. It also makes you look at your life and what you have created for yourself, including the relationships you have with other people. It's an eye-opener. People avoid it. And its not expensive at all. -
Anyway, those of you who've had a Will made know that its a legal document that the lawyers are obliged to hand over as soon as news of a person's death is confirmed. Prince is a worldwide figure. If the Will was in Timbuktu, they would know that Prince has died and are obliged under law to make it known that they hold Prince's Will. That is the law. Also you cannot make a Will under a pseudonym. It has to be your name. -
So if a will is in Canada, the lawyer's would know to make it known and presented. They get paid for dealing with the Will after the person dies too. -
By all evidence so far, he didn't leave a Will, and if he did it himself (you can write your own Will) it would need to be signed by a notory or witenss. Again, if you are living and breathing right now, you know that Prince has died. Everyone knows by now. -
Hard to believe, but if no reputable service has come forth after 2 weeks, its leaning more towards Prince not having a Will. -
I hope that's not the case. [Edited 5/12/16 5:51am] Genius is born, not made. Prince is a Genius. No question. RIP Legend. | |
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missfee said: As I've said time and time again, there's definitely a will that exists. Just hasn't been found/identified yet, but it will be found....all in due time. Not sure if it's in Canada, but I agree with the filmmaker, P was way too intelligent to not have one. I think so too. It is hard to believe that someone who was as protective as Prince over his music, and such, would not have a will. Hopefully one will be found. | |
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. Of course, didn't thank of that, a video Will! . As to cause of death, I am worried and think worst case scenario. The emergency landing and actions thereafter do no add up. "Free URself, B the best that U can B, 3rd Apartment from the Sun, nothing left to fear" Prince Rogers Nelson - Forever in my Life - | |
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The will is likely under the moniker -- which is why they can't find it. | |
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suomynona said: The will is likely under the moniker -- which is why they can't find it. If that is the case, Prince's entire estate would go to Mayte if the will is found. Think about the timing of when Prince started using the squiggly symbol thingie and then think about when Prince reverted back to his government name. Prince thought that he would be with Mayte forever and when that sadly ended, he probably just forgot to revise his will. If the will is indeed under the name of the symbol, Mayte gets the whole pot. | |
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And if they find the will, and it says the Vault shall not be released under any circumstance? I hope folks here will respect that without any anger or bad feelings towards Prince. At the end of the day, he still gave us so much, and if those turn out to be his wishes, personally I can 100% respect that. "You always get the dream that you deserve, from what you value the most" -Prince 2013 | |
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there is no way i am ever going to believe he didn't have a will. he was a devout jw and believed in helping others. he was not afraid of death. he was hugely philanthropic. and he was the ultimate control freak, esp about his music. no way on this fricking blue planet he did not leave a will. "If u love somebody, your life won't be in vain
And there's always a rainbow, at the end of every rain."--peace and love, dear prince..... | |
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I'd think if there was a will he would file it somewhere and not leave it for it to be burned or whatever is being alleged. Also I don't think his relationship with WB was as contentious as people think. A lot of that seemed to be based mostly on PRINCEple and publicity. He was trying to make a point. His interview with Larry King seemed to indicate they understood what he was doing but also had a business to run. Maybe I'm wrong but he was alive when he made the deal to let them have it back when he died so I think they had to have come to some sort of agreement. And the swiftness of his service was most likely financial. If he didn't have an account or anything set up the family has to pay. You have to pay to keep a person at a funeral home, plus they would have had to possibly pay some sort of security to hang out and make sure nobody could access him in his final state- think about it. TMZ and whoever were already all over the place... Of course there is the issue of him possibly having a kid somewhere or maybe someone else he just trusted and they and their lawyer have the documents and are waiting for the death certificate. I'm not sure why they would let the bank drill open the vault but it's possible the other 2 vaults are back ups of music. He did take a recording break it seems between 2010 - 2014, perhaps in his downtime he was going through the vault and cleaning stuff up. Also I heard they didn't actually drill it. Who knows... Baby knows? Surprise, surprise.
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Oh also I talked to two JWs and said something about his lack of a will and one of them said look up JW.org and you'll find a reason why he may not have left one. Incidentally I also mentioned the blood transfusion thing and they did not state that was not true like I've read they allegedly are saying now. I don't know- I've read up on them before and I'm going to hell because I'm gay and that ain't changing so no need for me to further my research. Surprise, surprise.
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Whoa! take it easy there! | |
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Ugh. This fucking thread. | |
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Wow, intense, do you need help? Calm down.
suomynona said it best,"Ugh. This fucking thread." | |
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That was my thought exactly. If a man is considered guilty
For what goes on in his mind Then give me the electric chair For all my future crimes" | |
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I've always assumed this was the primary reason for the swiftness in which his cremation was handled. To avoid a situation similar to MJ with pictures being leaked all over. If I was Tyka I would have done precisely the same thing out of respect for Prince. If a man is considered guilty
For what goes on in his mind Then give me the electric chair For all my future crimes" | |
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How could it be? Warner Brothers did everything they could do to promote Prince and grant him everything he wished for, but within reason. The truth is Warner Brothers, nor any other company, had ever come across a musician as prolific as Prince. They let him release Crystal Ball on his own label without filing a major lawsuit even though it had music from the Warner Brothers paid studio sessions at Sunset Sound. I honestly think Warner Brothers did everything they could to satisfy Prince's demands within reason. It's a music business, Prince was paid well for his work. I imagine Warner Brothers, from their side of the business, couldn't imagine why Prince was upset with them, given the amount of artistic freedom they afforded him. | |
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If someone knows of a Will that Prince did, they need to submit it to the Probate Court ASAP. RIP Prince. We will NEVER forget you. Thank you so much.
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On the other hand, I am guessing that there have been many users on this site who previously submitted themselves to Prince's will. | |
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A holographic will (handwritten and signed) is legal in about half of the 50 states. Minnesota is not one of them. So even if he had written a homemade will and then someone was able to dispose of it really doesn't matter here. Any will that was drawn up with legal help, the attorney would keep a copy on file.
This was a big deal in my state (Louisiana) after Katrina because holgraphic wills are legal there and so many homes were flooded/destroyed. They are still figuring that _hit out. [Edited 5/27/16 18:01pm] Brand new boogie without the hero. | |
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I'm baffled about the debate of whether or not Prince had a will. I'm not a lawyer but I'm a huge fan of Joan Clayton so it's like I kinda am (🤑) but wouldn't an attorney or notary public come forward if he did? I know there are key elements we are not privy to but I think someone on his legal team (past or present) could come forward and put all the speculation to rest. Heck, for all we know, they did but not making the news public. [Edited 5/27/16 18:44pm] | |
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Theoretically, Prince could have done a Will himself, typed or handwritten, but it still would have had to have been signed before witnesses. Seemingly, no attorneys have presented themselves to the Probate Court, nor have any witnesses presented themselves to the Court saying they witnessed Prince making a Will. But it's not over yet. RIP Prince. We will NEVER forget you. Thank you so much.
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AND we probably don't know everything, even though the probate papers filed with the Court are public record. RIP Prince. We will NEVER forget you. Thank you so much.
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You know... Prince had several houses in several countries. Has anyone even bothered to check those out? He may have written this stuff down somewhere other than Minnesota. Maybe he never filed it, but I would, logically, look at /all/ his properties as a potential place where any record of what he might have wanted after death may be.
But then, that is just me. I know I have 2 or 3 different journals happening at once, and that's just in my apartment. 2 handwritten, one digital. | |
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Won't the will effect the trust/estate? | |
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suomynona said: Won't the will effect the trust/estate? They have to find one first. RIP Prince. We will NEVER forget you. Thank you so much.
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