O.J. Simpson’s estate sues son Justin for moving into his house

O.J. Simpson’s estate sues son Justin for moving into his house

O.J. Simpson’s domain is secured in a fight in court with one of his kids, charging that his child, Justin Simpson, has moved into O.J’s. previous home and will not leave.

Malcolm LaVergne, the lawyer filling in as the unique manager of Simpson’s bequest, documented a claim against Essential Possessions, LLC, an organization he guarantees is possessed and worked by Justin Simpson, the child of O.J. what’s more, Nicole Earthy colored Simpson.

As per LaVergne, Essential Possessions was laid out to buy the house where O.J. was inhabiting the hour of his demise. The plan was expected to shield O.J’s. monetary interests and safeguard the property from leaser claims.

In any case, LaVergne claims that after O.J. died, Justin moved into the house, affirming possession as the head of Essential Property. The claim affirms Justin has would not abandon the property or repay the bequest for installments made by O.J. to keep up with the home.

LaVergne contends that O.J. never expected for the property to be isolated from the home and had been specifically making the house installments. The bequest likewise guarantees that Justin possessed another home close by, which was not quite as rich as O.J’s. home, however has decided to stay in the contested property in rebellion of O.J’s. will.

As announced, O.J. Simpson died in April 2024 at 76 years old following a fight with prostate disease. In the months since his demise, the domain has been exchanging resources, including individual things, for example, his reserve of jail p0rnography, to settle remarkable obligations and pay loan bosses.