
Cher's Conservatorship Bid Denied, Elijah Blue Allman's Case Continues
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Chers Conservatorship Bid for Son Denied: Elijah Blue Allmans Legal Drama Continues
In a recent court ruling, a Los Angeles judge rejected Chers request for a conservatorship over her son, Elijah Blue Allman. The singer had sought control due to concerns about his financial management, particularly his annual trust payout from his late father, Gregg Allman. The judge, however, found no evidence of incapacity, denying the temporary order. Elijah, currently in a New Hampshire psychiatric hospital, joined the hearing remotely and expressed gratitude for the ruling. The case will continue in June, with Cher recently celebrating her Grammy lifetime award amidst the ongoing family drama.
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Music News Today | 2 Min News | The Daily News Now! — Cher's Conservatorship Bid Denied, Elijah Blue Allman's Case Continues. Machine-transcribed; use the interactive transcript above to jump the player to any line.
On April 25th, a Los Angeles judge just shut down shares latest push for conservatorship over her 49-year-old son, Elijah Blue Allman. She filed earlier this month claiming his condition had worsened big time since her 2023 attempt, especially with him locked up, in a new Hampshire psychiatric hospital to get competent for criminal charges. The judge said she gets the worries from family and friends about his behavior, but that doesn't prove he lacks capacity or needs a probate. Conservator right now, she denied the temporary order without prejudice, meaning share can try again. Elijah joined the hearing remotely from the hospital, just confirming his lawyer would speak for him and thanking the judge for the ruling. This comes after his recent arrest in New Hampshire, one for disturbing a private school on March 1st and another for allegedly breaking into a home two days later. Going back, share first sought control in 2023 over his finances, worried his $120,000 annual trust. Payout, mostly from his late dad Greg Allman,
goes straight to drugs, hotels and rides. They settled privately in 2024 after he fought it. Now the case hits to another hearing in June, so this family drama ain't over yet. Meanwhile, share is still shining, fresh off that Grammy Lifetime Award. That's the story for today. Music news today, driven by AI. I'm Cory with the story.
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