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Cher Claims Daughter-In-Law Is on ‘Quest for Money’ and ‘Inserting Herself’ Into Son’s Conservatorship

The judge appointed a lawyer for Elijah Blue Allman and set a December 1 hearing as Cher seeks a 120-day pause.

  • On Tuesday, Cher asked the Los Angeles Superior Court to pause the conservatorship case involving her son, 50-year-old musician Elijah Blue Allman, for about 120 days.
  • A separate guardianship case involving Elijah in New Hampshire prompted the request, as Cher believes there is no longer a dispute in that state regarding his need for guardianship.
  • Cher accused daughter-in-law Marieangela King of "inserting herself" into the legal battle for financial gain; she argued that King "was in the process of divorcing" Elijah for months before the conservatorship process began.
  • During the Tuesday hearing, Los Angeles Superior Court Judge Jessica A. Uzcategui continued the case to December 1 after neither Elijah nor his attorney, Steven Brumer, appeared in court.
  • If the New Hampshire guardianship becomes permanent, Cher may drop the California case; if temporary, she intends to continue seeking oversight of the roughly $120,000 in annual trust distributions from Gregg Allman's estate.
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TMZ broke the news in Burbank, United States on Tuesday, September 1, 2026.
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