|
Financial dispute with Simpson's children settled
December 8, 1997
Web posted at: 7:20 p.m. EST (0020 GMT)LOS ANGELES (CNN) -- Lou and Juditha Brown, the maternal grandparents of O.J. Simpson's youngest children, have settled their differences with the children's guardian over how to divide the profits from the sale of Nicole Brown Simpson's diary, photos and other memorabilia, an attorney for the Browns told CNN.
The guardian for Sidney and Justin Simpson had filed a petition in probate court asking that the children get the money that their grandparents collected when they sold wedding photos, the diary and other items.
Details of an agreement between the Browns and the guardian have not been revealed, but Brown attorney Gary Ruttenberg said it means Monday's scheduled court hearing has been canceled and the petition withdrawn.
The settlement clears the way for estate Nicole Brown Simpson to be finalized, perhaps by next spring.
Special section:
Related stories:
- Appeal filed over custody of Simpson children - September 4, 1997
- Group moves to oust Simpson custody judge - April 8, 1997
- Judge: Brown home unfit for Simpson children - March 20, 1997
Sound off on our
message boards
You said it...
© 1997 Cable News Network, Inc.
All Rights Reserved.Terms under which this service is provided to you.