Court set to get update on Jackson kids

Court set to get update on Jackson kids
The Associated Press
LOS ANGELES (AP) — A judge is set to how Michael Jackson's three children are faring three months after the pop superstar's death.

Los Angeles Superior Court Judge Mitchell Beckloff has scheduled a hearing for Friday afternoon on how the children are reacting to a court guardianship. Jackson's children, who range in age from 7 to 12, are in the care of their grandmother, Katherine Jackson.

Michael Jackson chose his mother in his 2002 will to care for his children, and a court has given her permanent guardianship over the youngsters.

The singer's estate is paying a $60,000 per month stipend to care for and protect them. The money goes to pay for staff, entertainment and other expenses.

Published 10/2/09 by


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  • The judge said the other day that the kids are doing wonderful. I am so glad to hear that.
    Anonymous 10/4/09 Reply
  • Let's hope the media leave them alone so they can try to have a good life.
    Anonymous 10/3/09 Reply
  • I hope the kids are doing well. I am sure they miss their father but let's pray they are doing good.
    Anonymous 10/2/09 Reply