Jackson Family Attorney Addresses Questions After Michael’s Death
Jackson family attorney Londell McMillan talked to CNN’s Don Lemon about lingering questions over Michael Jackson’s death. McMillan told Lemon a will has not surfaced since the pop star’s death and that the singer’s mother, Katherine Jackson, is seeking custody of his two children. “Well, if there is no will, then under the state of California it goes to the next of kin. That’s an adult to administer and oversee the best interests of the children and that would be Mr. and Mrs. Jackson,” McMillan said. “And Katherine Jackson is the duly appointed person.” McMillan added, “She will seek custody of the children. That’s who Michael would have wanted to have the children, she loves them dearly.” Watch the interview below.
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June 29th, 2009 at 4:12 pm
Mr. Londell McMillian appears to be the Most Legal Minded
Christian acting, loving common sence individual that
is a part of Jackson’s inner circle.
As a child advocate I am delighted that the children have an advocate in Londell.
These Children need the strenght, love, security of a person like their grandmother.
hopefully Aunt Janet will get her chance to be a great Aunt as she would be a wonderful Mother herself.
Thank God the California Judge used common sence there is NOTHING like a Grandmothers Love.
God Bless Mrs. Jackson in her time of grief that her heart is with the children that Michael Loved…………