When Michael Jackson died over 16 years ago, he died with a valid estate plan that appointed two co-executors (also referred to as a personal representative) to manage his assets and business interests: entertainment lawyer John Branca and music executive John McClain. Eventually, estate funds are to be deposited into a trust with Branca and McClain as co-trustees for the benefit of, among others, Jackson’s three children, who were minors when h…
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