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LA judge says woman can't interfere with Jackson custody
LOS ANGELES A judge in Los Angeles ruled today that a London woman who claims she is the real mother of Michael Jackson's three children cannot intervene in the pop star's custody settlement with his ex-wife.
Nona Paris Lola Jackson filed a motion in October, demanding a role in the custody settlement between the singer and Deborah Rowe. Superior Court Judge Robert Schnider denied the motion in November and again today, saying she had failed to properly notify Jackson and Rowe of her claims.
The judge said today the woman hadn't provided "credible evidence" that she was the children's birth mother.
Nona Jackson's court papers describe her and Michael Jackson as "a sexually active couple." She also claims to have written more than three-thousand songs for him.
Nona Jackson, speaking by telephone, tried to question two lawyers for the singer in court today.
However, the judge told her the lawyers aren't obligated to answer. No lawyers for Rowe were present.