Daughter of Jim Brown sues, claiming his will is not legally binding.

Kimberly Brown, the daughter of the late NFL Star Jim Brown, is heading to court to dispute her father's estate. According to RadarOnline, Kimberly is petitioning the court to invalidate her father's will and trust as she believes his extreme chronic traumatic encephalopathy made him unable to make decisions in his own best interest.
Jim, a famed athlete and civil rights activist, passed away from natural causes at 87 in May of this year. Kimberly is claiming that her stepmother, Monique Brown, allowed him to sign the documents in 2016 without being aware of the full implications. Allegedly, her father was dealing with a combination of cognitive decline, dementia, and Parkinson's disease at the time.
Kimberly has shared more insight into her father's mental decline, sharing how she noticed his confusion and difficulty forming sentences in conversation. Monique, who was the sole executor of her father's estate, became the owner of his $7.5 million dollar home in Los Angeles upon his death.
Kimberly claims that her father was not in agreement with Monique taking over his estate, and that he would often speak in code not to let his wife overhear his conversations with her. He also expressed wanting to leave mementos to his children, which they have yet to receive. Kimberly is now asking the court to overturn Monique's ownership of the home, and to void the will and trust in order to establish what she believes were her father's final wishes. At this time, it remains unclear what those wishes were.

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