Overview
- A Los Angeles judge on Friday denied Cher’s request for a temporary conservatorship without prejudice, citing a lack of urgency.
- Elijah Blue Allman appeared by video from a locked New Hampshire psychiatric facility, where he is held for competency restoration on cases that include burglary, criminal mischief, assault, trespass, and breach of bail.
- Allman and his lawyers oppose the petition, and he is expected to enter a residential program for mental health and substance use under his bail conditions.
- Cher asked the court to appoint licensed fiduciary Jason Rubin to take control of trust payments and expenses, but the judge noted Allman likely cannot access funds while in custody.
- Cher’s filings cite $120,000 a year in trust income, a reported $200,000 tax bill, and spousal support arrears, following a failed 2023 bid that was withdrawn after a 2024 settlement, with a June 16 trial now set in New Hampshire on one case.