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Father wants allowance from Jackson's estate
Press Trust of India / London Nov 07, 2009, 12:48 IST

'King of Pop' Michael Jackson may have cut out his father from his will but that has not stopped Joe Jackson from seeking an allowance from his son's estate to help cover his monthly expenses.

The 81-year-old has filed papers in the court and is seeking an unspecified amount to cover his expenses that exceed $15,000 a month, according to an itemised list provided to the court.

Joe's lawyer, Brian Oxman, who filed the request in the court yesterday said there was no apparent reason for the family patriarch to not seek an allowance from the administrators of Jackson's estate, the Telegraph reported.

The 'Thriller' hitmaker's 2002 will does not mention Joe Jackson but provides money to his mother, Katherine, his three young children, and various charities.

A judge has already approved more than $26,000 in payments to Katherine Jackson each month, and a $60,000 monthly payment for the care of the children.

The latest court documents say Joe, who suffers from diabetes, receives a $1,700 monthly Social Security payment and had relied on his son for support for many years.

"He does not have a regular or steady source of income, and he was dependent upon the money provided by his son, Michael Jackson, through his wife, Katherine Jackson, for his support," the documents say.

According to an itemised list, Joe spends $1,200 a month on rent for his Las Vegas home, $2,500 to eat out, $1,000 on entertainment, gifts and vacations, $2,000 on air travel and $3,000 on hotels.

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Posted by: morriso
Joe Jackson is nothing but a selfish and greedy man who only thinks of himself and nobody else. He was not only a pathetic father but he is as well nothing but a loser who sees himself as some one who deserves what ever he wants. Best place for Joe Jackson will be the hubs of Hell upon his death with his new friend for eternity the Devil himself.
Posted by: Nelly
This is ridiculous! Can't believe Joe Jackson also wants a piece of Michael Jackson. Doesn't Joe has 9 children altogether? How would Michael Jackson be supporting his estranged father? Michael Jackson indeed had a very very sad life, because he surely couldn't trust anyone, not even his own father.
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