OJ Simpson's Son Sued! Estate Battle Over Vegas Home He Lived In?

Can a son inherit his father's legacy of success and fortune, or also, unfortunately, his legal battles? The estate of O.J. Simpson is embroiled in a contentious lawsuit against his son, Justin Simpson, over the ownership of the late football stars Las Vegas home, a dispute that has ignited a fresh wave of scrutiny surrounding the Simpson family.

The legal saga unfolds as Justin Simpson, one of O.J. Simpson's four children, stands accused of improperly claiming ownership of the residence where his father spent his final days. According to court documents filed by the estate's attorneys, Justin allegedly moved into the Las Vegas property following his father's death in April 2024 and has since refused to either relinquish control of the property or compensate the estate for its equity. The lawsuit alleges that Justin's actions are in direct violation of an agreement that stipulated O.J. Simpson retained ownership of the home. The luxurious house, reportedly located in a golf neighborhood in southwest Las Vegas, was chosen by O.J. to be closer to Justin. Now, that proximity has become the focal point of a bitter legal fight.

Estate administrator Malcolm LaVergne asserts that Justin improperly seized control of the property through his company, Primary Holdings LLC, despite the existing agreement. The complaint further alleges that Justin has not repaid hundreds of thousands of dollars in equity owed to the estate. The lawsuit seeks to reclaim the property and ensure it becomes part of O.J. Simpson's estate for proper distribution to heirs and creditors. This legal battle adds another layer to the complicated legacy O.J. Simpson left behind, a legacy already fraught with financial troubles and familial discord.

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The dispute centers on Primary Holdings LLC, which the complaint identifies Justin Simpson as the sole owner. The estate claims that this company was used to improperly transfer ownership of the Las Vegas home from O.J. Simpson to his son. The lawsuit aims to undo this transfer and return the property to the estate, ensuring its value can be used to settle outstanding debts and bequests.