Aretha Franklin’s Lawyers Say Kecalf Franklin Doesn’t Have the “Ability, Skill, and Knowledge” to Serve as Estate Administrator

The famous soul and gospel singer had succumbed to complications caused by pancreatic cancer. She was 76.

In addition to leaving behind an incredible music catalog, she also left behind multiple revenue-generating assets. Unfortunately, Franklin apparently didn’t leave a will nor a trust behind, potentially causing years of bitter legal fights among her surviving family members.

Now, legal disputes have begun.

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