A British woman claiming to be the mother of Michael Jackson’s three children has filed legal papers requesting visitation rights and child support.

Nona Paris Lola Jackson filed papers in the Los Angeles Superior Court on
Tuesday asking for the payments and shared physical custody
allowing her and Michael to spend several hours a day with the children
together.

Nona – who is adamant she is the biological mother of ten-year-old Prince
Michael, nine-year-old Paris and five-year-old Prince Michael II, who is
known as ‘Blanket’ – even submitted a schedule demonstrating how easy it
would be to make the arrangement work.

Her proposals would still give the ‘Thriller’ singer full legal custody.

Michael’s ex-wife Deborah Rowe is named on the birth certificate as the
mother of both Prince Michael and Paris, while the identity of Prince
Michael II’s mother is a mystery.

Nona said: “Debbie’s hospital records will prove that my kids are not hers
because of DNA.

“I gave birth through the means of water birth because I am technically an
herbalist.”

Nona insists Michael’s marriage to Deborah was never consummated and
therefore she cannot be the mother of his children.

The court has already thrown out Nona’s two previous custody attempts.
Los Angeles Superior Court Judge Robert Schnider refused last month to hear
her motion, stating that Nona had failed to properly notify Michael and
Debbie of her intentions and that, even if she had followed procedure, she
had “failed to submit any credible evidence she gave birth to the minor
children”.

Nona is also requesting she is given the singer’s Neverland Ranch and one of
his other homes.

Michael’s representative Raymone Bain has called her actions “ludicrous”.

Court hearings on her motion have been scheduled for May 2 and May 30.