A court-appointed administrator for the estate of Glen Campbell has come up with a partial preliminary estimate that is but a small fraction of the previous estimates of its value.
In a four-page filing in Davidson Probate Court in Nashville, Stanley B. Schneider set the estimated estate assets at $410,221. Prior estimates of Campbell's total estate value totaled some $50 million.
The estimate excludes future income rights from royalties. "Appraisal needed," the report states.
Schneider served as the legendary singer'saccountant and later as his manager. He was appointed "administrator ad litem" in February by Probate Judge David "Randy" Kennedy.
Three of Campbell's children already have served notice that they are contesting Campbell's will, which specifically excludes them from any share of his estate.
Campbell died Aug. 8after a long battle with Alzheimer's disease. His will names his wife, Kimberly, as executor. She and his fiveother children are listed as beneficiaries.
The Schneider inventory lists two bank accounts with a combined total of $959. The largest single item is a 50 percent stake in the AZPB Limited Partnership. Its value is set at $296,164. A 50 percent interest in the AZ Baseball Broadcast Holdings is valued at $3,464.
Prior court filings show Campbell held an ownership interest in the Arizona Diamondbacks.
The filing also lists Glen Campbell Music Inc. valued at $25,110, while Glen Campbell Enterprises is listed with a $84,524 value. Campbell was the 100 percent owner of both of those entities.
Schneider, who also was charged with keeping track of royalties paid to the estate, listed $42,448 in payments between Aug. 8and April 20.
He said an additional $76,000 in royalties was owed to the estate, while checks totaling $1,776 were awaiting deposit.
A payment of $14,246 is expected as a settlement on an insurance claim for water damage on a California property.
Schneider listed debts of $118,200, including an estimated $107,000 in state and federal income taxes and $71,000 in legal fees.
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Back in April 2018, Taste of Country reported that the legend's estate is only worth an estimated $410,000 (according to documents filed with a Nashville probate court) instead of a previously speculated $50 million! This estimate notably doesn't include future income from royalties.
Considering the singer had eight children from four different marriages, and leaves behind an estate estimated at $50 million, the infighting is not exactly a surprise. The Rhinestone Cowboy was diagnosed with Alzheimer's Disease in 2011.
In a four-page filing in Davidson Probate Court in Nashville, Stanley B. Schneider set the estimated estate assets at $410,221. Prior estimates of Campbell's total estate value totaled some $50 million.
Glen Campbell, beloved country music star and “Rhinestone Cowboy”, was diagnosed with Alzheimer's in 2011. He passed away on August 8, 2017. Throughout his life, Glen demonstrated how the power of love, laughter and music helped him overcome many obstacles.
The siblings had contended that their father, who had Alzheimer's disease, was subject to undue influence. A 2006 will was filed by Campbell's widow Kimberly, who was named executor of his estate. That will lists Kimberly and five other children as beneficiaries. Campbell died in August 2017 at age 81.
Campbell's will left his estate to Kimberly Campbell, his wife of 34 years, and five of his eight adult children, but cut out three children from prior marriages — William Campbell, Kelli Campbell and Wesley Campbell.
Jimmy Webb, who wrote many of Campbell's hits and worked with him throughout his life, said that Campbell could play with "any guitar player in the world, from George Benson to Eric Clapton", adding that Paul McCartney considered him among the best guitar players.
Among his more than seventy albums are several gospel albums recorded in the 1990s, one of which—A Glen Campbell Christmas—earned a Dove Award in 2000. Campbell was married four times. He and his first wife, Diane Kirk, were married in 1954; they had one child before divorcing in 1959.
It is a featured drink in his restaurant chain. Keith's music career and his various other business ventures made him one of the wealthiest celebrities in the United States. The July 15, 2013, edition of Forbes magazine features Keith on the cover with the caption "Country Music's $500 million man".
No reason was given as to why these kids were left out. The three children excluded from the will were to his second wife, Billie Jean Nunley. His marriage to her ended in 1976, with strict instructions listed in the will preventing them to benefit from the estate or trust.
Glen Campbell developed aphasia during the later stages of Alzheimer's. Northwestern University researchers state that primary progressive aphasia is caused by Alzheimer's 30 – 40% of the time, though it's unknown if Campbell's aphasia was part of or separate from the Alzheimer's.
Life expectancy after a diagnosis of dementia decreases with increasing age. For example, an average person diagnosed with Alzheimer's disease between ages 70-79 can expect to survive seven more years, while a diagnosis after age 90 is associated with an expected survival of only 2.8 additional years.
Campbell first saw the soon-to-be-King perform live in 1956 and much later, after his own breakthrough, would become his friend (and, if it hadn't been for Glen's own success, potentially the guitarist in Presley's late 1960s TCFB band).
After Glen Campbell went public with his diagnosis of Alzheimer's in 2011, a rift between his family members also became increasingly public. Campbell, who succumbed to the disease in August at 81 years old, was married four times and fathered eight children.
Although Campbell's estate was previously estimated to be worth $50 million, April court documents revealed the estate was instead worth just $410,221. The largest asset was a 50 percent sate in the AZPB Limited Partnership.
Campbell is buried in the Campbell Family Cemetery on Billstown Road (approx. 0.7 miles north of the intersection of Billstown Road and State Highway 301), which is open to the public and where a state historical marker interprets his life and career.
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