Lawyers For Prince Estate Get Deadline To Weigh In On DNA Tests
A Minnesota judge overseeing the legal proceedings about Prince's estate has set a deadline for attorneys to weigh in on protocols for genetic testing.
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A Minnesota judge overseeing the legal proceedings about Prince's estate has set a deadline for attorneys to weigh in on protocols for genetic testing.
The effort to settle Prince's estate is getting messier by the minute. The entertainment superstar died two months ago without a will.
Prince received a tribute from Madonna and Stevie Wonder last month, but the late singer is getting another honor at the BET Awards, this time with Sheila E., D'Angelo, The Roots, Janelle Monae and Wonder.
Indianapolis Colts owner Jim Irsay has purchased the Yellow Cloud electric guitar that Prince used in numerous concerts until the mid-1990s.
The Minnesota judge overseeing Prince's estate case won't allow attorneys for several media companies to intervene in an upcoming hearing.
A DNA test has come back negative for a Kansas City man claiming to be the sole heir to Prince's estate, according to a report.
The Minnesota judge overseeing Prince's estate is keeping cameras out of an upcoming hearing that could delve into claims about possible heirs to the late musician.
A singer with Prince the night his plane made an emergency landing, told her story to the New York Times.
It's been two months since Prince died, but a new memorial to him is taking shape in Chanhassen.
The affidavits of those making claims to Prince's estate have been sealed, per the special administrator's request.
A man who ran Prince's downtown Minneapolis night club in the 90s has reportedly died. Minnetonka police are investigating after finding a man's body Saturday morning in a home.
Fans of Prince have just a few more days see the iconic purple suit he wore in "Purple Rain" at the Minnesota History Center.
The entertainment assets of Prince's estate will be managed by two key figures in his career. L. Londell McMillan, the artist's longtime attorney, manager and friend, and business executive Charles A. Koppelman have been chosen for the task by the court-approved special administrator.
Seven weeks after the sudden death of Prince Rogers Nelson, some two-dozen people are claiming to be his heirs and legally entitled to a piece of his multi-million dollar estate.
Since his death, a number of people have filed claims in Carver County court on Prince's multi-million dollar estate. The Minnesota music icon died on April 21 from an accidental painkiller overdose.
Prince's death may offer evidence for how the special treatment often afforded the rich and famous can result in worse health care than ordinary Americans receive. It's a pattern identified in medical literature as early as 1964 and it has a name: "VIP Syndrome."
The trust company overseeing Prince's estate — likely with the backing of Prince's siblings — is exploring the idea to open it up as a tourist attraction that some have compared with Elvis Presley's Graceland.
The University of Minnesota will award a posthumous honorary degree to music legend Prince. The university's 12 regents voted unanimously Friday to bestow a College of Liberal Arts degree to Prince Rogers Nelson, who made his home in Minnesota.
Entertainment industry experts will step in to help manage Prince's music. A Carver County judge authorized Bremer Trust, the company handling Prince's estate, to hire outside help to handle royalties and entertainment opportunities.
"Every 20 minutes one American dies of an opioid overdose, which is approximately 500 per week," Dr. Emily Brunner said.
A judge is now deciding who will have control over Prince's music. A Carver County judge heard arguments Tuesday from attorneys representing Bremer Trust.
Tuesday would've marked the 58th birthday for musical legend Prince. There are several events planned throughout in the the Twin Cities to honor Prince's birthday.
A hearing scheduled Tuesday in the ongoing court proceedings over Prince's estate will involve the entertainment experts chosen to determine the value of his estate.
Since Tuesday is Prince's birthday, you may want to celebrate with a local treat dedicated to the Purple One.
Gov. Mark Dayton is declaring Tuesday June 7, 2016 "Prince Day." It would've been the music icon's 58th birthday.
