May 27, 2024
article reposted by Chelsea
The widow and children of the late Sugar Minott have decided to bury the hatchet and present a unified front as the family prepares for an impending court date with the Administrator General to wrap up the affairs of the deceased singer’s estate in July.
Maxine Stowe, Minott’s widow, welcomed the family’s new approach.
“Primarily, we buried the hatchet as we saw there are no winners if there is a court-ordered sale of the estate that would be the eventual outcome. Under the glare and questioning of the judge’s review, the hatchet was shown to be not of our own making. There were some missteps by a lawyer who also withdrew from the case,” Maxine Stowe told Observer Online.
The last court date for the estate was May 16. The final hearing is set for July 29.
For years, several of Minott’s children and Stowe have been at loggerheads over matters concerning his estate and his life-celebration event.
The late reggae singer married music executive Stowe in 1993. At the time, she was working at Columbia Records. The couple had met at Coxsone’s Music City in Brooklyn, New York, in 1978, where they collaborated and produced the album Roots Lovers. They remained married until his death at 54.
“Our respective lawyers are now mediating the next steps to conclude the way forward with the Administrator General for the upcoming hearing,” Stowe said.
Pashon welcomed an end to the hostilities.
“July 29th should be the final day. Hopefully, everything goes according to plan. It’s been a struggle with the Administrator General; they don’t know how to manage musicians’ estates, and we’re ready to take it from the AG,” she said.
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