| US: Woman claims to be mother of Michael Jackson`s children | | Posted Saturday, October 28, 2006 3:16:13 PM by Blog57 Team | | LOS ANGELES, 10/25 - A British woman has filed a lawsuit at a Los Angeles court, claiming she is the mother of pop star Michael Jackson`s three children, a report said on Tuesday. Nona Paris Lola Jackson, who signed her name as "dudu," filed her papers on Friday, asking to have a say in the child custody settlement that has been reached between Jackson and his ex-wife Deborah Rowe, according to the CNS news service here. A hearing on the woman`s motion is set for late November in Los Angeles Superior Court. Jackson`s lawyer, Michael L. Abrams, could not be immediately reached for comment. The London woman, who refers to herself in court papers as a "black Jew born in Britain," maintains Rowe and Lisa Marie Presley, the singer`s other ex-wife, never had sex with him.... | |
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| | | Michael Jackson's custody dispute | | Posted Tuesday, October 03, 2006 1:03:47 PM by Blog57 Team | | Pop star Michael Jackson and his former wife Debbie Rowe have reached a settlement in their long-running child custody dispute, her lawyer said on Friday. Attorney Marta Almli, who represents Rowe, did not disclose the terms of the agreement, which she said must be signed by a judge in the coming weeks. The judge's approval was expected to be a formality. Almli said the agreement also settles a lawsuit Jackson filed against Rowe in 2004 claiming that she violated a confidentiality agreement. "There is a settlement of all of the disputes between the parties," Almli said. "It's a done deal." Jackson's attorney, Michael Abrams, confirmed that the agreement had been reached.... | |
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| | | Judge allows lawsuit against Michael Jackson trust | | Posted Saturday, August 05, 2006 1:07:29 PM by Blog57 Team | | NEW YORK -- A federal judge Monday allowed a breach of contract claim brought by a financial firm against Michael Jackson to move forward against one of Jackson's trusts. The judge ordered all parties, including Jackson, to appear in court in September. A lawyer for Jackson was not immediately available for comment. .... | |
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| | | Idol's fall turns toy story to tragedy | | Posted Monday, July 31, 2006 11:02:45 AM by Blog57 Team | | FREDDY KRUEGER and Homer Simpson have not spoken since Sydney's Michael Jackson died. The near life-size toy figures, whose voices are activated by electronic sensors, have stood silent for two months in the shop that doubled as the home of their owner, Richard Blackie, a Michael Jackson impersonator. Mr Blackie's body has lain unclaimed at the City Morgue in Glebe since it was discovered on May 27 at the Antique Toy Trading Company in Petersham. Police believe his death at the age of 41 was the result of suicide. They have been unable to trace any relatives, even though Mr Blackie often talked about his mother and sister, and even a girlfriend, whom no one ever saw. The fate of one of Australia's largest collections of antique and modern toys, comics, television and movie memorabilia - which Mr Blackie dreamed would be displayed in a museum of his creation - is now uncertain.... | |
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