According to recent reports, Paris Jackson is persisting in her legal battle with the administrators of her late father Michael Jackson's estate. This development follows a judge's ruling that disallowed part of her recent motion, which aimed to hold the estate attorneys John Branca and John McClain accountable for alleged financial concerns. A source close to the situation declared that Paris remains unwavering in her commitment to the case, feeling an obligation to press forward, believing deeply that her father would have wanted her to "safeguard his legacy."
As per Star Magazine, Paris Jackson is continuing her lawsuit against the administrators of her late dad's estate. Her decision to persist comes after a judge recently disregarded part of an earlier motion that sought to hold the estate attorneys and administrators responsible for the alleged financial issues. In response to this setback, her legal team submitted a fresh filing on November 18, detailing the issues they intend to pursue, as per the paperwork obtained by Star Magazine.
A source familiar with the situation shared that despite the strain it has caused, Paris remains determined to continue the case. The insider explained that she views this matter as something she "must see through" and is unwilling to abandon it, even under mounting pressure. The source added that her motivation is closely tied to her father's reputation, noting that Paris believes Michael Jackson would want her to "protect his legacy," regardless of differing opinions from others.
As the dispute unfolds, Paris is also hoping for unity within her family. The insider revealed that she wants her brothers, specifically Prince, 28, and Bigi, 23, to stand by her as the case progresses. Although Paris has previously expressed concerns about the upcoming biopic on their father, which Prince is helping produce, the source said she hopes those creative disagreements can be set aside for the siblings to present a "united front" regarding the estate.
The insider added that the legal battle has been a significant source of stress for Paris and could leave her in a "vulnerable headspace," making family support especially crucial at this stage.
