Cher's Conservatorship Battle for Elijah Blue

0:00It's April 24, Durham news today starts now. AI powered and ready, I'm Cory with the story. Share filed a second petition for conservatorship over her son Elijah Blue Almond's finances in Los Angeles Superior Court back in April 20, 26. This came after his life took a rough turn with multiple arrests in New Hampshire. She's pushing for a pro fiduciary named Jason Rubin to manage his money, saying his situation has gotten way worse since her first trygosh shot down. In 2023, that earlier petition was denied because the court wanted proof of real deterioration, not just worries about future problems. Elijah, who she shares with the late Greg Almond, faced charges in February, 2026 for assault and trespassing at a prep school, then. Again in March for burglary and mischief after breaking into a home. He's now in a psychiatric hospital up there, working to get competent for his trial set for June 16th. This close to the case, say these incidents show Elijah can't handle his own affairs,

1:02blowing cash right away on drugs, fancy hotels, and limo rides. Share's team argues it's adding to his pile of troubles, leaving him unable to cover basics like food or shelter. Legal experts note California sets a high bar, clear proof he's unable to manage finances or self-care, with no milder options like a trust. If approved, it had mainly locked down his estate, putting him on a strict allowance via that court appointed handler. But just days later, on April 24th, a judge turned it down again, ruling there wasn't enough urgency to step in right now, shares fighting for her kid amid all this chaos, and we'll see if she pushes forward or what comes next from the court.