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Judge Denies Cher’s Bid for Temporary Control of Son Elijah Blue Allman’s Finances

The decision highlights the high legal bar for emergency guardianship, which requires clear proof of imminent harm.

Overview

  • Cher’s request for a temporary financial guardianship over her 49-year-old son was rejected in a Los Angeles court by Judge Jessica Uzcategui.
  • The judge said there was no sufficient showing of urgency or incapacity, while Elijah appeared by video from a psychiatric facility in New Hampshire following an arrest on theft and property damage charges.
  • The court ordered Elijah’s May distribution from a trust created by his late father, Gregg Allman, to be withheld due to his custody status.
  • The denial was issued without prejudice, which allows Cher to return to court with additional evidence if circumstances change.
  • Cher’s filing alleged Elijah used trust funds to buy drugs, caused more than $50,000 in Airbnb damage, was expelled from 18 hotels, and relied on a friend for housing, and a similar petition in 2024 was also denied.