Paris Jackson is back in court with the executor of her late father Michael Jackson's estate, this time over a dispute about sealing court documents.
In newly filed legal documents, Paris opposes John Branca's request to keep certain records confidential, arguing the move is more about protecting his reputation than serving the estate's interests.
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Branca claims public disclosure could harm future business deals or be exploited by adversaries, but Paris contends the estate has remained open for years due to mismanagement, leaving her uninformed about financial matters.
The executor counters that Paris's motion is filled with "inflammatory rhetoric about matters that are irrelevant" to the issue at hand.
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Paris recently won a court ruling preventing the estate from making future bonus payments to third-party law firms.
She now asks the court to deny Branca's sealing request.
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According to the documents, Paris points out that Branca and the late John McClain were paid over $120 million for their work on the estate, while she and her two brothers have received comparatively little since their father's death.
Branca previously argued that Paris and her siblings have already received millions in benefits.
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The legal feud between Paris Jackson and Michael Jackson's estate shows no signs of ending, with both sides continuing to battle in court.
