Judge Orders Prince's Divorce Papers To Be Made Public

(Radio.com) Prince's second marriage to Manuela Testolini ended in divorce in 2006. A decade later, his life came to a shocking end. The aftermath of his death has been accompanied by a number of lawsuits and legal issues, as the singer died with no will in place, leaving numerous family members wrangling for a piece of his estate.

And as part of the wrangling over his estate, a judge has ruled that previously sealed divorce records will be opened, reports The Minneapolis Star Tribune.

Hennepin County Family Court Judge Thomas Fraser issued an order in August unsealing the divorce records. The release of the documents was delayed because of objections from Testolini (her attorneys say the divorce papers are tied to a private document), Prince's half brother Omarr Baker and Bremer Trust, the company overseeing Prince's estate. Read more here.

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Judge Orders Prince's Divorce Papers To Be Made Public

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