The complex legalities of sorting out Prince's estate
Manuela Testolini, Prince's ex-wife, exits the Hennepin County Family Court building in Minneapolis on Thursday, Aug. 4, 2016. Her attorneys are arguing that records from the couple's 2006 divorce should remain sealed. The Star Tribune is trying to get them released publicly, saying the court files are newsworthy, given Prince's death and the case surrounding his estate, which has an estimated value of $300 million or more.
Mark Vancleave | Star Tribune via AP
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Tom Weber talked with Star Tribune reporters Emma Nelson and Dan Browning, who have been closely following all the legalities related to Prince's estate.
The lack of a will makes it a complex haul to figure out what to do with Prince's holdings, fortunes and intellectual property.
The pop music icon died on April 21 from an accidental overdose of fentanyl.
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