Sorgerechtsstreit Runde 1000 ..........oder so

Niederlage für Michael Jackson im Sorgerechtsstreit

Los Angeles (dpa) - Michael Jackson hat im Sorgerechtsstreit mit seiner Ex-Frau Debbie Rowe vor dem obersten kalifornischen Gericht eine Niederlage erlitten. Der Supreme Court wies einen Berufungsantrag des 47 Jahre alten Popstars zurück, berichtete der Internetdienst "E!Online".

Michael Jackson
US-Popstar Michael Jackson während seines Konzerts im September 1996 in Prag.

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Damit darf Rowe, Mutter der beiden Kinder Prinz Michael und Paris, sich weiter vor Gericht um das Sorgerecht für die Kinder zu bemühen. "Wir sind darüber sehr erfreut", wurde Rowes Anwalt Eric. M. George zitiert. Im Herbst 2001 hatte Rowe nach der Scheidung von Jackson ihre Rechte an den beiden Kindern abgetreten. Im Februar befand ein Gericht, dass dies nicht rechtsgültig war. Es sei nicht geprüft worden, ob die Regelung auch im Sinne der Kinder sei, hieß es.

Nach einem weiteren Urteil dürfen Jackson und Rowe Unterlagen über ihren Sorgerechtsstreit nicht länger unter Verschluss halten. Ein Richter in Los Angeles ordnete am Mittwoch an, die Dokumente müssten innerhalb von 60 Tagen offen gelegt werden, berichtete die "Los Angeles Times". Jackson und Rowe hatten bei ihrer Scheidung 1999 einen von ihnen bezahlten "Schiedsrichter" eingeschaltet, um ein öffentliches Spektakel zu vermeiden.

Rowe soll dem inzwischen in Bahrain lebenden Sänger sogar Kindesentführung vorgeworfen haben. Der dreifache Vater war nach dem Freispruch vom Vorwurf des Kindesmissbrauchs vor einem Jahr von Kalifornien in den Golfstaat umgezogen. Jackson hat einen weiteren Sohn, Prince Michael II, der etwa vier Jahre alt ist. Der Popstar hat die Identität der Mutter bis jetzt geheim gehalten.

Quelle: www.gmx.de

Mir ist nicht egal wo die Kinder hin gehören aber eine Frage ist noch offen: wie stellt sich sein Ex- Frau das Leben mit den Kindern vor ohne vorherige Beziehung, aber das ist auch noch nicht alles " wie will sie die Kinder schützen " kann sie sich das leisten? Verstehe diese Frau nicht mehr. bin sehr enttäuscht von ihr!!!

Jackson faces custody battle

Tuesday, May 30, 2006 It is almost a year since Michael Jackson famously 'beat it'. But, with the anniversary of his acquittal on child sex charges looming, Jackson is bracing himself for another bitter legal battle.

And this time it's over his children. Ex-wife Debbie Rowe, who gave birth to two of his three offspring, signed away her parental rights allowing him to bring them up.

At the time, according to court papers, she believed Jackson was a wonderful father who could give Prince Michael and Paris a life they could only dream of if they stayed with her.

Then he was hit by claims he plied boys with alcohol, showed them porn magazines and sexually assaulted them. It was these allegations that sparked a change of mind for Rowe.

She claimed the 47-yearold wasn't such a good father after all and launched a legal battle to get her rights and her children back.

And her bid received a welcome boost last week when a California supreme court judge refused to hear Jackson's appeal against her case.

Jackson's three children – Prince Michael, Paris and Prince Michael II – have followed him around the globe over the last 12 months. Friends say losing custody of two children to Rowe would be the final nail in the coffin for the star, who is said to be struggling financially.

Jackson, who visited an orphanage in Tokyo yesterday where he put masks on children and hugged them, is pinning all his hopes on a comeback album due for release next year.

A friend said: 'Michael will fight Debbie tooth and nail for custody of the children. 'They are all he has right now and he will do everything in his power to hang on to them.'

http://www.metro.co.uk/fame/article.html?i...89&in_page_id=7

Jackson Loses Appeal Against Rowe

Tuesday, May 30, 2006 12:05:00 AM

It looks as though Michael Jackson's ex-wife Debbie Rowe will win back the parental rights to her two children.

By Sawsan Antoun

A U.S. court has ruled against Michael Jackson in his appeal against ex-wife Debbie Rowe. She had signed away her parental rights to their two children five years ago but won them back in February. In another victory for Rowe, the California Supreme Court declined Jackson's appeal this Wednesday.

During their four year marriage, Rowe and Jackson had two children, Prince Michael, 9, and Paris, 8, who reside with Jackson in Bahrain at the moment - a living arrangement that will undoubtedly come to an end after this most recent ruling.

"This is an excellent, although not surprising, development for Deborah," Rowe's lawyer Eric George told the New York Post. "This means she can proceed with her claims before the family court without any further delay."

Jackson was cleared of molestation charges last June.

http://www.filmstew.com/Content/Article.as...ntID=14194&Pg=1

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Jackson faces custody battle
Tuesday, May 30, 2006 It is almost a year since Michael Jackson famously 'beat it'. But, with the anniversary of his acquittal on child sex charges looming, Jackson is bracing himself for another bitter legal battle.

And this time it's over his children. Ex-wife Debbie Rowe, who gave birth to two of his three offspring, signed away her parental rights allowing him to bring them up.

At the time, according to court papers, she believed Jackson was a wonderful father who could give Prince Michael and Paris a life they could only dream of if they stayed with her.

Then he was hit by claims he plied boys with alcohol, showed them porn magazines and sexually assaulted them. It was these allegations that sparked a change of mind for Rowe.

She claimed the 47-yearold wasn't such a good father after all and launched a legal battle to get her rights and her children back.

And her bid received a welcome boost last week when a California supreme court judge refused to hear Jackson's appeal against her case.

Jackson's three children – Prince Michael, Paris and Prince Michael II – have followed him around the globe over the last 12 months. Friends say losing custody of two children to Rowe would be the final nail in the coffin for the star, who is said to be struggling financially.

Jackson, who visited an orphanage in Tokyo yesterday where he put masks on children and hugged them, is pinning all his hopes on a comeback album due for release next year.

A friend said: 'Michael will fight Debbie tooth and nail for custody of the children. 'They are all he has right now and he will do everything in his power to hang on to them.'

I think this item should be removed forthwith. The Metro is a free tabloid and very anti Michael. As you can see it chose to rehash old rumours and fail to give accurate accounts and only including Michaels asian tour