As the battle of Grandpa vs. granddaughter rages on over the estate of Young & The Restless star, Kristoff St. John, a judge has just dropped an order on both of ’em that they were not necessarily hoping for.
A few weeks ago we informed y’all that when Kristoff died on February 3, 2019, it was originally believed he’d left no will, which made things even more chaotic as his different family members scrambled to gain control over his estate. At that time, Kristoff’s eldest daughter, Paris St. John (27) and his ex-wife, Mia St. John, were the first to file for estate control. Then Kristoff’s pops, Christopher St. John, shocked them when he presented the court with a handwritten from his son.
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The judge has yet to decide who gets what, nor if the handwritten will is authentic. Therefore, the case of Grandpops vs. Grandbaby has taken a slight twist. They now have to work together:
Via The Blast- A hearing was held earlier this week after the soap star’s father and daughter filed opposing documents in his probate case. St. John’s father submitted a handwritten will he believed to be valid, while the daughter believed the will was never meant to be seen.
During the hearing, the judge ruled that Christopher St. John and Paris St. John were to be named Co-Special Administrators of the estate until a hearing in July. The judge stated they each had equal powers and the two sides must agree on the sale of any of St. John’s property and what to do with the proceeds from any sale of his belongings.
