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Family Battle Erupts Over Control of Giuffre’s Estate and Planned Charity
Interim administrator appointed to manage multimillion-dollar estate and restart stalled legal cases including a $10 million defamation suit, amid family disputes and control battles.
- The two elder children applied to be appointed administrators and published a public notice in the Western Australian Government Gazette calling for creditors to apply.
- Half-Brothers are seeking control of the estate and the planned charity Speak Out, Act, Reclaim, while other family members oppose their involvement and prefer charity-sector experts to run it.
- Records show prior settlement payments and real estate holdings are at stake, including US$500,000 from Jeffrey Epstein in 2009, an undisclosed 2017 Maxwell settlement, and four properties in Ocean Reef, Perth, and Neergabby.
- Family sources describe bitter divisions over public statements, with Kimberley Roberts saying the half-brothers seek a sizeable estate share while Robert Giuffre holds custody of the two younger children.
- The children, as administrators, have taken steps to assert control of the estate by publishing a creditor notice, while disputes between half-brothers and relatives will decide if charity-sector experts or family manage assets.
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