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Frome the previous Thread:

jfenster said:

ISaidLifeIsJustAGame said:

No, it doesnt mean they are an attorney.

Power of Attorney gives this person to stand in the place of Tyka without even consulting her.

and why did she feel she needs this???

udo said:

"Because of $$$.

She had legal debts.

And no inheritance, yet."

By time this is done Tyka may end up with very little...

[Edited 1/3/20 9:50am]

After all is said and done I think there won't be much $$$ left

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luv4u said:

After all is said and done I think there won't be much $$$ left

I heard that!!!

Astasheiks said:

luv4u said:

After all is said and done I think there won't be much $$$ left

I heard that!!!

Is there any legal people on here with expertise in "Wills". For example a few people were stating on some previous thread that and doesn't do any good to have a "Will" using the example that James Brown had a Will and his relatives have or had been fighting over it and contestant it for years! But isn't that more that he did not leave it with attorney or some trustee with his legit signature or something to effect. Because I have heard of Wills that were handle without relatives ringing it through the court for years. So how do people have a legit Will were other people don't be tying it up in the court for years?

[Edited 1/8/20 10:43am]

Astasheiks said:

Is there any legal people on here with expertise in "Wills". For example a few people were stating on some previous thread that and doesn't do any good to have a "Will" using the example that James Brown had a Will and his relatives have or had been fighting over it and contestant it for years! But isn't that more that he did not leave it with attorney or some trustee with his legit signature or something to effect. Because I have heard of Wills that were handle without relatives ringing it through the court for years. So how do people have a legit Will were other people don't be tying it up in the court for years?

[Edited 1/8/20 10:43am]

ianal, so feel free to ignore this> I have a tiny bit of experience with being a... gosh, too lazy to go and look up the correct term for it, beneficiary?... but a recipient, or mention in a will. I'm not sure it matters who the legal document is left with. The potential for argument is there. As soon as you have more than one person mentioned as a recipient, it opens the door to argument. That's somewhat at the discretion of the people mentioned, how aggressive are they? How entitled? Language, language, language. How well was the d----- thing written? Sometimes lawyers are intentionally sloppy, in order to leave wiggle room for interpretation. If recipients choose to make a legal brouhaha over the language, they hire lawyers and voila!!! It's a knockdown, dragout fight potentially, depending on people's funds, lawyer's willingness to donate time, and the size of a potential payoff. A lawyer once told me a joke. "What do lawyers say when you ask them, "What's two plus two?"" The response is always, "What do you want it to be?" They'll wrangle and argue till the cows come home (and who has cows these days), in other words, forever.

[Edited 1/8/20 12:50pm]

Astasheiks said:

Is there any legal people on here with expertise in "Wills". For example a few people were stating on some previous thread that and doesn't do any good to have a "Will" using the example that James Brown had a Will and his relatives have or had been fighting over it and contestant it for years! But isn't that more that he did not leave it with attorney or some trustee with his legit signature or something to effect. Because I have heard of Wills that were handle without relatives ringing it through the court for years. So how do people have a legit Will were other people don't be tying it up in the court for years?

[Edited 1/8/20 10:43am]

It would have to be someone who knows the laws of Minnesota to do with Wills & Estates

barnswallow said:

Astasheiks said:

Is there any legal people on here with expertise in "Wills". For example a few people were stating on some previous thread that and doesn't do any good to have a "Will" using the example that James Brown had a Will and his relatives have or had been fighting over it and contestant it for years! But isn't that more that he did not leave it with attorney or some trustee with his legit signature or something to effect. Because I have heard of Wills that were handle without relatives ringing it through the court for years. So how do people have a legit Will were other people don't be tying it up in the court for years?

[Edited 1/8/20 10:43am]

ianal, so feel free to ignore this> I have a tiny bit of experience with being a... gosh, too lazy to go and look up the correct term for it, beneficiary?... but a recipient, or mention in a will. I'm not sure it matters who the legal document is left with. The potential for argument is there. As soon as you have more than one person mentioned as a recipient, it opens the door to argument. That's somewhat at the discretion of the people mentioned, how aggressive are they? How entitled? Language, language, language. How well was the d----- thing written? Sometimes lawyers are intentionally sloppy, in order to leave wiggle room for interpretation. If recipients choose to make a legal brouhaha over the language, they hire lawyers and voila!!! It's a knockdown, dragout fight potentially, depending on people's funds, lawyer's willingness to donate time, and the size of a potential payoff. A lawyer once told me a joke. "What do lawyers say when you ask them, "What's two plus two?"" The response is always, "What do you want it to be?" They'll wrangle and argue till the cows come home (and who has cows these days), in other words, forever.

[Edited 1/8/20 12:50pm]

And throw in Prince not having a Will and walla here in January 2020 almost 4 years since his departure and this BS is still going on...

Astasheiks said:

Is there any legal people on here with expertise in "Wills". For example a few people were stating on some previous thread that and doesn't do any good to have a "Will" using the example that James Brown had a Will and his relatives have or had been fighting over it and contestant it for years! But isn't that more that he did not leave it with attorney or some trustee with his legit signature or something to effect. Because I have heard of Wills that were handle without relatives ringing it through the court for years. So how do people have a legit Will were other people don't be tying it up in the court for years?

I am a legal person, and the only wills that are contested are those worth millions, right?

Wills that leave a small checking account, and a house are usually not contested by heirs.

But to answer your question, anyone can contest anything in a court of law.

Whether they win or not is another issue.

I wish I can pass business bug inside Prince's siblings and their children bodies!

Man they can make Prince estate a very lucrative estate if they know more about the bidness. So many missed opportunities.

ladygirl99 said:

I wish I can pass business bug inside Prince's siblings and their children bodies!

Man they can make Prince estate a very lucrative estate if they know more about the bidness. So many missed opportunities.

No kidding, the possibilities are endless...

Shawnetta Green is back to filing nonsense.

Judge Eide's prior Order states they can ignore her filings.

ISaidLifeIsJustAGame said:

Shawnetta Green is back to filing nonsense.

Judge Eide's prior Order states they can ignore her filings.

And Shirley Camper

I am wondering if court fees the reason why these cases haven't been toss out before make it to the court? I am sure these judges are frustrated with this nonsense.

ladygirl99 said:

I am wondering if court fees the reason why these cases haven't been toss out before make it to the court? I am sure these judges are frustrated with this nonsense.

Documents are filed by electronic filing through the Clerk of Courts website.

The Clerk of Court employees are not permitted to determine whether filings have merit.

ISaidLifeIsJustAGame said:

Astasheiks said:

Is there any legal people on here with expertise in "Wills". For example a few people were stating on some previous thread that and doesn't do any good to have a "Will" using the example that James Brown had a Will and his relatives have or had been fighting over it and contestant it for years! But isn't that more that he did not leave it with attorney or some trustee with his legit signature or something to effect. Because I have heard of Wills that were handle without relatives ringing it through the court for years. So how do people have a legit Will were other people don't be tying it up in the court for years?

I am a legal person, and the only wills that are contested are those worth millions, right?

Wills that leave a small checking account, and a house are usually not contested by heirs.

But to answer your question, anyone can contest anything in a court of law.

Whether they win or not is another issue.

"Wills that leave a small checking account, and a house are usually not contested by heirs."

Makes sense. However, I could see some of Black comedians making a skit of this. Because some of my people (Black) would contest that.

"But to answer your question, anyone can contest anything in a court of law."

That's interesting to know.

[Edited 1/13/20 16:04pm]

Per the ruling on 1/10/20, does this mean that PW has now been recognized?

Also found this on Alfred. Does this mean that the funeral home has filed a claim against Alfred's Estate or the Prince Estate?

https://www.courts.mo.gov/casenet/cases/searchDockets.do

19P9-PR01357 - ALFRED FRANK ALONZO JACKSON JR, DECEASED (E-CASE)

PennyPurple said:

Also found this on Alfred. Does this mean that the funeral home has filed a claim against Alfred's Estate or the Prince Estate?

https://www.courts.mo.gov/casenet/cases/searchDockets.do

19P9-PR01357 - ALFRED FRANK ALONZO JACKSON JR, DECEASED (E-CASE)

01/13/2020		Notc Change of Address Filed
		Change of Address for Tyka Nelson.
		Filed By: TYKA NELSON
01/10/2020		Claim Against the Estate
		Claim Against Estate for Funeral Expenses in the amount of $28,250.21 Electronic Filing Certificate of Service. This adversary matter filed under estate number 19P9-PR01357 is designated as case number 20P9-PR00046. All filings related to this matter must be filed under 20P9-PR00046.
		Filed By: AUBREY GANN REDMON
		On Behalf Of: OMARR BAKER

Yes, this is not unusual.

PennyPurple said:

Per the ruling on 1/10/20, does this mean that PW has now been recognized?

No, that is not a formal ruling from the Judge.

It is a "proposed" Entry by the attorneys.

PennyPurple said:

Also found this on Alfred. Does this mean that the funeral home has filed a claim against Alfred's Estate or the Prince Estate?

https://www.courts.mo.gov/casenet/cases/searchDockets.do

19P9-PR01357 - ALFRED FRANK ALONZO JACKSON JR, DECEASED (E-CASE)

01/13/2020		Notc Change of Address Filed
		Change of Address for Tyka Nelson.
		Filed By: TYKA NELSON
01/10/2020		Claim Against the Estate
		Claim Against Estate for Funeral Expenses in the amount of $28,250.21 Electronic Filing Certificate of Service. This adversary matter filed under estate number 19P9-PR01357 is designated as case number 20P9-PR00046. All filings related to this matter must be filed under 20P9-PR00046.
		Filed By: AUBREY GANN REDMON
		On Behalf Of: OMARR BAKER

What kind of funeral did Alfred in the amount of $28,250?

Astasheiks said:

PennyPurple said:

Also found this on Alfred. Does this mean that the funeral home has filed a claim against Alfred's Estate or the Prince Estate?

https://www.courts.mo.gov/casenet/cases/searchDockets.do

19P9-PR01357 - ALFRED FRANK ALONZO JACKSON JR, DECEASED (E-CASE)

01/13/2020		Notc Change of Address Filed
		Change of Address for Tyka Nelson.
		Filed By: TYKA NELSON
01/10/2020		Claim Against the Estate
		Claim Against Estate for Funeral Expenses in the amount of $28,250.21 Electronic Filing Certificate of Service. This adversary matter filed under estate number 19P9-PR01357 is designated as case number 20P9-PR00046. All filings related to this matter must be filed under 20P9-PR00046.
		Filed By: AUBREY GANN REDMON
		On Behalf Of: OMARR BAKER

What kind of funeral did Alfred in the amount of $28,250?

Funerals are not cheap

Prince wrongful death case, including against Walgreens, Illinois hospital, dismissed; estate case continues

[Read the article NOT the headlines folks]

consistently said:

luv4u said:

Astasheiks said:

What kind of funeral did Alfred in the amount of $28,250?

Funerals are not cheap

Funerals are a scam! My husband and I have already agreed that we will not have funerals. We would much prefer an informal memorial with close friends and close family within 3-4 weeks of passing. Paying for a traditional funeral is a joke and I hope people stop doing this shit. You can have a lovely memorial for around $2,000.