James Brown's Money

Attorneys pushing a long-awaited settlement over how to parcel out James Brown's estate and trust want the trustees removed, claiming they've done little to protect the singer's legacy and money.

Court-appointed trustees Adele Pope and Robert Buchanan, who are attorneys in South Carolina, should be replaced by someone with the legal and accounting expertise needed to deal with the complex estate, Louis Levensen, an attorney for some of Brown's adult children, said Monday.

Levensen and other attorneys involved in the dispute over Brown's estate claim it has taken too long to resolve, and want the current trustees out.

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