Overview
- In a November 18 objection, Paris Jackson asks a Los Angeles court to disallow the estate’s 2021 account, which she and her brothers received roughly four years late.
- She alleges the executors collected more than $10 million in compensation in 2021 and estimates their total through the end of 2021 at about $148.2 million.
- The filing claims over $464 million sat in low‑yield cash earning less than 0.1%, arguing prudent investments could have generated roughly $41 million.
- Jackson also questions estate‑funded entertainment ventures, citing the biopic Michael and alleging a conflict because executor John Branca is an executive producer and cast Miles Teller to play him.
- The estate disputes the allegations, noting beneficiaries are well supported and that Paris has received about $65 million; a hearing on the objection is set for January 13, 2026, after a judge recently struck much of her earlier petition under anti‑SLAPP and the executors moved to recover legal fees.