Cher's Son Elijah Blue Allman's Conservatorship Denied

0:00On April 24th, a Los Angeles County judge just shot down Cher's emergency request for a court appointed conservator to handle her son Elijah Blue. Almond's finances, the 49-year-old musician, son of the Lake Greg Almond, is currently locked in the New Hampshire Psychiatric Facility facing criminal charges from recent arrests. Cher wanted this before his next trust payout in Maine, but Judge Jessica Uzkategui saw no real urgency and denied it without prejudice. Cher filed this after a previous attempt in 2023 that ended in a private settlement last year. She claims Almond's back on a destructive path with severe substance abuse, mental health struggles, and massive deaths like a 200,000. Dollar tax bill and hefty spousal support he can't cover. Her petition paints a dire picture, saying he's gravely disabled, and squanders his $120,000 annual trust income on drugs and luxury hotels. Almond joined Friday's hearing via video from the facility, looking calm as he thanked the judge and asked for his old lawyer to represent him.

1:04His team says he's in good spirits despite it all, calling Cher's move another grab for control. Meanwhile, Cher's attorney pushed hard, arguing a conservator like Jason Rubin could fix the financial mess while Almond gets treatment. Families weighing in too. Almond's brother Devon filed a declaration backing the conservatorship, describing his brother's condition as appalling and, dangerous, even sharing how he wants negotiated drug debts for him. This echoes patterns from past filings where trust money vanishes fast into bad habits. The judge said a follow-up in June, but said Cher could come back sooner if New Hampshire rules Almond lacks capacity. For now, with charges pending in a trial on the horizon, his money stays out of reach, giving everyone time to sort this family drama. Music News, powered by AI. This is Music News Today. I'm Corey with The Story.