http://abcnews.go.com/Entertainment/wireStory/ap-source-dna-test-shows-colorado-inmate-princes-40052310

• I just can't believe he was even given the time of day, but yeah, another one bites the dust. Who's next?

I will not be surprised if there is NOT an illegitmate child. I have this vibe Prince did not have sex with as many women as he had around. His dad, now that seems like a different story. I think Prince did not want to be like his dad in that manner. And no, I am not disrespecting Prince's father. I really believe that Prince was shy and just wanted the company and inspiration from women more than the physical.

I think the hiers will come down to siblings.

What happens after an heir is determined? I would like to know the process after that.

AlwaysEverytime7 said:

Please check out and join our Advocate based Prince group on Facebook
we are called Purple OutCry©, we need to grow as big as possible
because we are proposing a very large group effort petition and application submittal
into the National Trust for Historic Preservation website
https://savingplaces.org/
WE have a community page as well of the same name
I am the creaaor and administrator of both along with some partners
We are campaigning as HIS VOICE for all HIS FRIENDS and Loved ones
We have a legal writer as an administrator and she IS a true "friend", she does all the groups writings professionally to whomever we message or email, and she is currently writing this date of 6/22/16 our application for this recommendation that PAISLEY PARK be given this HONOR and Preserved for all the future, but we need people in there with skills, Love and determination to help us succeed and make a difference.

Be given what honor? If you want Paisley Park to be placed on the National Register of Historic Places, you should be talking to the Minnesota State Historic Preservation Officer (www.mnhs.org/shpo). Instructions are listed here.

lavie said:

http://abcnews.go.com/Entertainment/wireStory/ap-source-dna-test-shows-colorado-inmate-princes-40052310

• I just can't believe he was even given the time of day, but yeah, another one bites the dust. Who's next?

THANK YOU. THANK YOU. THANK YOU. I knew in my heart it wasn't true, yet I couldn't figure out why someone would take it as far as they did. I guess for the notoriety. But once the results came out, what in the world did they think would happen? Anyway, I am so relieved. I hope everything goes to Prince's sister , because I know she will honor his music and his legacy.

nelcp777 said:

I will not be surprised if there is NOT an illegitmate child. I have this vibe Prince did not have sex with as many women as he had around. His dad, now that seems like a different story. I think Prince did not want to be like his dad in that manner. And no, I am not disrespecting Prince's father. I really believe that Prince was shy and just wanted the company and inspiration from women more than the physical.

I think the hiers will come down to siblings.

What happens after an heir is determined? I would like to know the process after that.

Prince was famous most of his adult life. If there were any children, wouldn't it be known? Someone would have come forward long before now. I just remembered though, there is still the case of the other man from Minnesota who is making a claim as well. For some reason I am not as stressed about this one. Although, I doubt it is true as well.

mailaccount63 said:

nelcp777 said:

Am I the only one having problem accessing the MN probate site? I keep getting email updates, but the site is not responding.

Maybe we caused it to crash. <<just teasing.

Maybe they are updating it. Wait an hour or so, and then try again.

My assistant called Carver County Probate Court. She was told: They are aware of the problem regarding the website. The computer glitch is at the state level, and it is being worked on. They hope the glitch is fixed by the end of the day.

[Edited 6/22/16 14:24pm]

nelcp777 said:

I will not be surprised if there is NOT an illegitmate child. I have this vibe Prince did not have sex with as many women as he had around. His dad, now that seems like a different story. I think Prince did not want to be like his dad in that manner. And no, I am not disrespecting Prince's father. I really believe that Prince was shy and just wanted the company and inspiration from women more than the physical.

I think the hiers will come down to siblings.

What happens after an heir is determined? I would like to know the process after that.

After the heir(s) are determined, the next big pleading (a "pleading" is a legal document that is filed with the court) is the Inventory. The Inventory is completely itemized. As you can imagine, this could take some time to draft. From all reports, the Administrator of the Estate (Bremer Trust) has already been working on this.

Another one bites the dust:

http://radaronline.com/ex...st-denied/

mailaccount63 said:

mailaccount63 said:

Maybe we caused it to crash. <<just teasing.

Maybe they are updating it. Wait an hour or so, and then try again.

My assistant called Carver County Probate Court. She was told: They are aware of the problem regarding the website. The computer glitch is at the state level, and it is being worked on. They hope the glitch is fixed by the end of the day.

[Edited 6/22/16 14:24pm]

Thank you for the information.

mailaccount63 said:

nelcp777 said:

I will not be surprised if there is NOT an illegitmate child. I have this vibe Prince did not have sex with as many women as he had around. His dad, now that seems like a different story. I think Prince did not want to be like his dad in that manner. And no, I am not disrespecting Prince's father. I really believe that Prince was shy and just wanted the company and inspiration from women more than the physical.

I think the hiers will come down to siblings.

What happens after an heir is determined? I would like to know the process after that.

After the heir(s) are determined, the next big pleading (a "pleading" is a legal document that is filed with the court) is the Inventory. The Inventory is completely itemized. As you can imagine, this could take some time to draft. From all reports, the Administrator of the Estate (Bremer Trust) has already been working on this.

Will the itemizd inventory be released publicly?

http://m.startribune.com/...383978221/ open to the public

http://hosted.ap.org/dynamic/stories/U/US_PRINCE_ESTATE?SITE=WNYC&SECTION=HOME&TEMPLATE=DEFAULT

The Associated Press is also reporting on the judge's decision to not allow recording devices into next week's hearing, and possibly barring the media or public regarding paternity issues, in accordance with state law.

nelcp777 said:
Will the itemizd inventory be released publicly?

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Yes, the (itemized) Inventory should be public record.

mailaccount63 said:

nelcp777 said: Will the itemizd inventory be released publicly?

---------- Yes, the (itemized) Inventory should be public record.

That will be an interesting inventory, not on the money side, but it should have information on vault contents. May be listed in general terms (i.e. recordings 1000) but at least some insight would be available.

Thank you.

mailaccount63 said:

After the heir(s) are determined, the next big pleading (a "pleading" is a legal document that is filed with the court) is the Inventory. The Inventory is completely itemized. As you can imagine, this could take some time to draft. From all reports, the Administrator of the Estate (Bremer Trust) has already been working on this.

Once an heir is determined, can the other individuals who claimed to be an heir but were not determined by the court to be an hier, can those individuals appeal the decision?

If there is an appeal process, it seems like this could drag out.

The heir(s) that are determined by the court, will they then have the legal capacity to make decisions on the assets and affairs? Lastly, will the Special Administrator be absolved from the decision making process?

Could the Administrator release music to obtain cash to pay the taxes?

Do we know of interested record companies?

nelcp777 said:

interesting article from the Minneapolis Star Tribune newspaper today:

http://www.startribune.com/the-attorneys-and-advisers-prince-avoided-in-life-oversee-his-estate/384359271/

Thanks XxAxX for the nice read. The sentiment at the end of the article was the clincher, and one I hold to heart. I love my NY attorney!

"...I believe if he could have developed a trusting, stable relationship with a lawyer, we wouldn’t have faced this situation.”

SpinsterSister said:

Thanks XxAxX for the nice read. The sentiment at the end of the article was the clincher, and one I hold to heart. I love my NY attorney!

"...I believe if he could have developed a trusting, stable relationship with a lawyer, we wouldn’t have faced this situation.”

i would agree with that, sadly. i hope prince in heaven doesn't know what is about to happen to his works

udo said:

http://hosted.ap.org/dynamic/stories/U/US_PRINCE_ESTATE?SITE=WNYC&SECTION=HOME&TEMPLATE=DEFAULT

The judge has decided to not hear media requests for full public access to Monday's hearing, but may consider the issue at a later date.

XxAxX said:

interesting article from the Minneapolis Star Tribune newspaper today:

http://www.startribune.com/the-attorneys-and-advisers-prince-avoided-in-life-oversee-his-estate/384359271/

It feels deeply ironic that the article mentions that a prominent lawyer parted with Prince because he wouldn't consider estate planning, and yet Prince was aware of what had happened to Jimi Hendrix's estate and didn't want that to happen to himself. Had he only left a will that Bremer Trust could find, we wouldn't be left with the prospect of "nearly two dozen attorneys" who "represent more than a dozen people who have filed claims to be Prince's kin" being present at Monday's hearing to try to determine "how to verify who qualifies as Prince's heirs under the Minnesota law."

morningsong said:

Sorry if this has been asked already. Would turning PP into a museum change it's tax status? Make it a non-profit situation?

No. It could be placed into a non-profit entity, but that would have no bearing on the estate's current tax liability.

I just wanted to point this out in THIS thread. (PLEASE be gentle Mods.)

"Prince's yellow guitar sold at auction"

I saw it at CNN:
http://www.cnn.com/2016/0...index.html

This IS a duplication of the thread at: http://prince.org/msg/7/428440 <<<<<PLEASE see this thread for more info.

[Edited 6/27/16 8:22am]

EnDoRpHn said:

morningsong said:

Sorry if this has been asked already. Would turning PP into a museum change it's tax status? Make it a non-profit situation?

No. It could be placed into a non-profit entity, but that would have no bearing on the estate's current tax liability.

There are many variables here.

mailaccount63 said:

I just wanted to point this out in THIS thread. (PLEASE be gentle Mods.)

"Prince's yellow guitar sold at auction"

I saw it at CNN:
http://www.cnn.com/2016/0...index.html

This IS a duplication of the thread at: http://prince.org/msg/7/428440

[Edited 6/26/16 9:45am]

It wasn't sold by the estate. Some fans online are even dubious of its provenance.

EnDoRpHn said: