Joe Jackson Seeks Stipend From Michael Jackson’s Estate
Joe wants his money! Michael Jackson’s “allegedly” abusive father is seeking a monthly allowance from his late son’s estate, The Associated Press has learned.
Let that marinate for a moment.
An attorney for Jackson Family patriarch Joe Jackson filed papers in Los Angeles Superior Court on Friday seeking a stipend from the millions that should go toward caring for Michael’s three young children. According to court documents, Joe, 81, feels there’s “no apparent reason” for the administrators of the estate to not seek an allowance for him.
You’ve gotta give it to the ole Battle Axe, he’s got a pair of onions. What an opportunist….The strategic move comes just as cash pours into the Jackson estate from Michael’s hit concert documentary, This Is It. Michael 2002 will, however, only called for money to be paid to his mother, Katherine, his kids, and various charities. A judge has approved more than $26,000 in payments to Katherine Jackson each month, and a $60,000 monthly payment for the care of Prince, Paris and Blanket.
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On November 7th 2009, RosaRosa wrote:
Joseph Jackson should be ashamed of himself. Did he never invest any of his compensation when was managing (bossing around) his sons when they were on tour, or more importantly over the past 10 years when he was mooching off his wife. Maybe he was too busy cheating on Katherine and being a poor role model for his sons that he didn’t have time to save a few dollars. He passes himself off as an icon, but is actually living off his wife, through his son’s money. Sad.
His restaurant expenses alone are what my entire family lives on for half of the month (utilities, food, groceries, shelter, transportation). He has 7 other children. Maybe they can all chip in a few dollars a month to support their dad. Just think, if he had been a loving parent, he would probably not be a tolerated family member, but a loving grandad living with one of his children.
Clueless Joe: Move into a studio, and do what everybody else is doing and downsize your miserable life. Suggestion: Learn how to cook your own meals; get a job at a night club or cabaret as a host; keep a low profile.