A Michigan judge has ruled that properties owned by late legendary soul singer Aretha Franklin should be distributed to her sons based on a 2014 handwritten will discovered between couch cushions, replacing a prior 2010 will.
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A Michigan judge has ruled that properties owned by late legendary soul singer Aretha Franklin should be distributed to her sons based on a 2014 handwritten will discovered between couch cushions, replacing a prior 2010 will.