Priscilla Presley, the mother of the late Lisa Marie Presley, has filed a court challenge to the validity of an amendment to her daughter’s Living Trust. This amendment, made in 2016, would have replaced Priscilla and a former business manager with Lisa Marie’s children, Riley and Benjamin Keough. Priscilla is questioning the authenticity and validity of the amendment, citing issues such as a misspelling of her name in a document allegedly signed by Lisa Marie, as well as a signature that was inconsistent with her usual signature. The filing also states that the former business manager had already intended to resign, which would have left Priscilla and Riley as co-trustees. Priscilla is asking the judge to declare the 2016 amendment invalid.
Priscilla Presley has challenged the validity of an amendment to her late daughter Lisa Marie Presley’s will, which would have replaced her and a former business manager with Lisa Marie’s children, Riley and Benjamin Keough. In a recent court filing, Priscilla has raised several issues with the authenticity and validity of the amendment, such as a misspelling of her name in a document allegedly signed by Lisa Marie and a signature that was inconsistent with her usual signature. Additionally, the filing states that the former business manager had already intended to resign, which would have left Priscilla and Riley as co-trustees. Priscilla is asking the judge to declare the 2016 amendment invalid.
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