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The recent legal battle involving the iconic singer Cher and her son Elijah Blue Allman over a proposed temporary conservatorship has garnered significant attention, and it has come to a ruling.

Cher’s request to establish a conservatorship over her 47-year-old son was denied by a Los Angeles judge.

Cher’s Concerns and Court Proceedings

Cher attempt to gain conservatorship was based on her fears that Elijah’s severe mental health and substance abuse issues were preventing him from managing his financial assets from his late father, Gregg Allman’s trust effectively. She argued that a payment from the trust was pending and that establishing a temporary conservator was a critical “life-and-death proposition.” However, the judge was not persuaded by Cher’s arguments, citing a lack of sufficient evidence. The court noted that Elijah had shown progress in his sobriety and financial management.

Elijah Blue and Cher. RON DAVIS/GETTY

Elijah Blue Allman, on his part, expressed his disagreement with the need for a conservatorship. He acknowledged his past struggles with addiction but emphasized that he was now more than three months sober and undergoing treatment. Moreover, he expressed discomfort with the idea of his mother being his conservator, stating a preference for his wife, Marie Angela King, to assume that role if necessary.



The judge’s decision to not grant the temporary conservatorship was influenced by several factors, including the perceived lack of urgency and insufficient evidence. The court also took into account Elijah’s current state of sobriety and his ability to manage his finances. Additionally, procedural issues, such as the failure to provide necessary documents to Elijah’s attorneys in a timely manner, played a role in the court’s ruling.

The case has sparked wider discussions about the nature and implications of conservatorships, particularly in the wake of the high-profile conservatorship of Britney Spears. The Cher-Elijah case highlights the complexities and challenges involved in conservatorship proceedings, especially when mental health and substance abuse issues are at play.

Hubbers’ Takeway

The court’s decision reflects a careful consideration of the evidence and circumstances, prioritizing the autonomy and current state of well-being of Elijah Blue Allman. As the world of celebrity intersects with legal and personal struggles, this case serves as a reminder of the delicate balance between protection and personal freedom.