The Contentious Nature Of The Battle Over Epstein's Estate (6/23/26)

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Epstein’s death did not end the fight over his money; it ignited it. Just two days before he died, he signed a will placing more than $577 million into a trust, a move critics said could make it harder for survivors to reach the money and harder for the public to see who stood to benefit. From there, the estate became a legal battlefield: survivors sought compensation, lawyers fought over access and releases, creditors and estate administrators pushed to preserve assets, and the U.S. Virgin Isla

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