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Jackson's parents waste no time seeking control

Published 06/30/09

LOS ANGELES (AP) — Michael Jackson's parents wasted little time demanding authority over their son's financially strained empire and guardianship of their fatherless grandchildren. The big question is who, if anyone, will contest them?

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Early Monday — just four days after the death of the King of Pop — lawyers for Katherine and Joe Jackson won temporary custody of Michael Jackson's three children and moved to become administrators of his estate.

Judge Mitchell Beckloff granted 79-year-old Katherine Jackson temporary guardianship of the children, who range in age from 7 to 12. He also gave her control over...

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Neverland Ranch Photos - 2009-07-02 02:48:12

In addition, the mother of Michael Jackson have had a better custody with the King of Pop's children, however, Rowe in part to protest her custody too with her children. As the king of Pop Michael Jackson has passed away, many people are looking for Neverland Ranch photos.The ranch almost slipped into foreclosure, and was bought by Colony Capital, an investment firm, with Jackson still owning a stake, despite falling behind on the secured loans for the property.The debt concerning Neverland still has to be settled, and it's been made clear that Jackson won't be buried there.Secured loans may be needed to pay it off, and recent Neverland Ranch photos aren't much to look at.

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