Cher's Conservatorship Bid Blocked, Son's Finances in Chaos

0:00On April 24th, a Los Angeles judge just shut down Scher's latest push for a temporary conservatorship over her son Elijah Blue Almond's finances. The 49-year-old musician's estate stays out of her control for now. After the ruling came down, without prejudice on Friday, April 24th. That means Scher can try again later if things don't improve. Almond joined the hearing by video from a psychiatric hospital in Connecticut, where he's being held to get competent enough for trial on criminal. The charges tied to two cases in New Hampshire. Scher argued, her son is gravely disabled by deep mental health struggles and addiction, blowing through cash from his late dad Greg Almond's trust, A. Second, it hits. The judge saw no real rush pointing out Almond's hospital stay blocks any quick access to those funds. Earlier, filings painted a rough picture. Scher first asked back in December 2023, then dropped it in September 2024 to. Focus on family healing through mediation. She claims his situation has worsened big time since then, with zero grasp on money management,

1:04instant spending on drugs, fancy hotels, and rides, plus debts like $18,000 to a dealer, and $200,000 in unpaid taxes. He even skipped court on spousal support ordered by his ex. This leaves the door open for more family drama ahead, as Scher keeps fighting to step in and stabilize his world amid these ongoing battles. Professor Update from Entertainment and Celebrity News today, powered by AI.