Judge Denies Cher's Request for Temporary Conservatorship Over Son Elijah Blue Allman

Despite Cher's concerns for her son's life, the court found insufficient evidence to grant the conservatorship, with a follow-up hearing set for March 6.

Cher's request for a temporary emergency conservatorship over her son, Elijah Blue Allman, was denied by a Los Angeles judge.
Allman, 47, has proven he can manage his finances and has remained drug-free, according to the judge.
Cher's lawyers argued that she filed the request out of fear for her son's life, citing his treatment for schizoaffective disorder and multiple 5150 holds within the past year.
Allman's lawyers requested financial distributions from Cher's trustee, which will be distributed directly to vendors, not Allman.
A follow-up hearing on a possible permanent conservatorship is set for March 6.