O.J. Simpson's Estate Sues Son Justin Over Las Vegas Home Ownership

The estate claims Justin improperly took control of the property meant to shield O.J. from creditors before his death.

Justin Simpson, through his company Primary Holdings LLC, is being sued by O.J. Simpson's estate over the ownership of a Las Vegas home purchased in 2022.
The estate alleges that the property was intended to be under O.J. Simpson's de facto ownership, with Justin's company holding it in name only to protect it from creditors.
O.J. Simpson, who died in April 2024, continued making mortgage and utility payments on the house until his death, despite the property being under Justin's company's name.
The legal dispute arose after Justin moved into the home following O.J.'s death and allegedly refused to vacate or compensate the estate for the investment made in the property.
Malcolm LaVergne, the estate's special administrator, is seeking either repayment of approximately $250,000 or the transfer of the property title back to the estate.