Overview
- Cher has filed a new petition in Los Angeles Superior Court that asks to install estate administrator Jason Rubin to manage Elijah Blue Allman’s money while she serves as a temporary guardian.
- The filing says the 49-year-old is a danger to himself and lacks the capacity to handle his finances or protect himself from undue influence.
- Court documents describe a pattern in which trust payments are spent on drugs, followed by overdoses and hospital stays, and note he receives about $120,000 a year from his late father’s estate.
- Elijah is in custody in New Hampshire in a locked psychiatric facility for competency restoration and faces two local cases that list burglary, vandalism, simple assault, trespass, and bail violations.
- Hearings are scheduled in the New Hampshire cases and in the California guardianship matter, and half-brother Devon Allman supports the petition in a letter that calls Elijah’s condition frightening and delusional.