No one in the family is making any money.

There has been so much stealing and swindling going on with the heirs of this permanent A list singer’s estate.

No one in the family is making any money.

They all have been signed out of any money by a bunch of different people who are truly awful humans.

Prince

Legal Battle Over Prince’s Estate Finally Comes to an End

The six-year battle over Prince’s estate has finally ended following the approval of an agreement between parties over the late singer’s $156 million estate.

Comerica Bank & Trust — the estate’s administrator — and the IRS revealed the valuation at a hearing in Jan. 2022, a figure that encompasses both Prince’s real estate holdings and the value of his catalog and legendary vault of unreleased recordings, the Star Tribune previously reported. A Minnesota judge signed off on the agreement at a hearing Friday, July 29.

The valuation was previously agreed upon by lawyers of six of Prince’s heirs, two of whom have died during the lengthy estate battle that has languished in courts since his death in 2016; Prince did not have a will at the time of his death.

The valuation came six months after three of Prince’s heirs (including the family of half-brother Alfred Jackson, an heir who died in 2019) reached deals with the independent music publisher and talent management company Primary Wave to sell their stakes in their brother’s estate, a deal that included a portion of Prince’s royalties from his masters, his writer’s share, name and likeness, and Paisley Park property; Prince’s three oldest heirs — including half-brother John Nelson, who died in September 2021, and two half-siblings in their 80s — opted not to partake in the agreement, which left Primary Wave with the single largest stake (but not a majority stake) in the Prince estate with 42 percent. – Source