Overview
- Pamela Warner’s representatives said on Thursday that she reached a settlement with the daughter’s guardians that would award the child the majority remainder of the 1996 Warner Family Trust, but the deal is not yet approved by a court.
- The reported settlement, announced by Pamela’s team, covers college costs and a share of the estate and was negotiated without a public statement from the widow, Tenisha Warner.
- Tenisha has active lawsuits in Los Angeles County and DeKalb County seeking roughly $1.2 million and alleging the 1996 trust effectively excludes her and her nine‑year‑old daughter from adequate support.
- Courts in Georgia and California have appointed guardians ad litem to represent the child’s interests while the competing claims and the proposed settlement move toward judicial review.
- Supporters have launched public fundraising for Tenisha and the child, and the next steps to watch are whether a judge approves the agreement and how the widow’s monetary and contract claims will be resolved.