LOS ANGELES (AP) — A judge on Monday rejected Cher's request that her adult son be put into a court conservatorship controlling his money.
Political Cartoons View All 253 Images“We are thrilled that the court saw that he does not need a temporary conservatorship,” Allman’s lawyer said as he stood alongside him outside the courthouse.
“He’s got a lot of support, he’s doing great.”Cher's attorneys argued that the support Allman was getting was from people who tell him what he wants to hear and downplay the size of his problems.
Blue and his attorneys have consistently argued since the petition was first filed in December that none of this is true.
Cher's attorneys said that she was not necessarily seeking any direct control over Allman's money, and would be happy to have a court-appointed fiduciary manage his finances.
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