Paris Jackson Fights Estate Over One Hundred Million Dollar Fee Request

Paris Jackson just called a nearly one hundred and ten million dollar fee request from her father's estate executor completely offensive. In a new motion filed in late October, the late pop star's daughter accused John Branca of persistent incompetence and missing his own financial deadlines. One source puts the exact payout request at over one hundred and nine million dollars for Branca, his lawyers, and his late co-executor John McClain. Paris wants a judge to cut the compensation from fifteen percent down to ten percent of the estate gross entertainment income. She claims Branca filed incomplete placeholder documents instead of proper accountings for twenty twenty-three and twenty twenty-four. A spokesperson for the estate hit back by calling the motion completely without merit and labeling the claims nonsensical. The estate representative also stated that the executors actually waived their compensation from the very beginning and only take a separate court-ordered management fee. A hearing is set for December fourth before retired judge Mitchell Beckloff to sort out the latest clash over the multi-billion dollar fortune.