Michael Oher Seeks to End Conservatorship, Alleges Tuohys Exploited Him and Profited from 'The Blind Side'

Michael Oher filed a petition to end his conservatorship with the Tuohy family, who he claims tricked him and profited from his story.
Oher alleges the Tuohys falsely presented themselves as his adoptive family and ignored their duties as conservators.
The Tuohys deny the claims, offering to end the conservatorship but refusing Oher's demand for $15 million.
Oher's attorneys argue he was kept unaware of his finances and did not receive any earnings from the use of his name and story.
'The Blind Side' producers refute Oher's claim that the Tuohys made millions, stating all parties split $767,000 for the rights.