Overview
- Wade Robson and James Safechuck’s damages demand was revealed in court papers as part of a separate fight over the estate’s legal bills.
- The filings say unpaid attorneys would leave the estate unable to contest the case through upcoming depositions and discovery, risking a default.
- Robson and Safechuck are suing MJJ Productions and MJJ Ventures; the estate reiterates that the lawsuit has no merit and that Michael Jackson is innocent.
- Paris Jackson objects to certain fees, including so‑called premium payments for unrecorded time, while executors call her petition meritless.
- The revived civil claims are slated to be tried in a lower court in November 2026, according to the latest filing.