LOS ANGELES (AP) — Aretha Franklin was so hard-nosed in her business dealings that she demanded to be paid in cash before performing. JEFF KOWALSKY via Getty Images A woman holds a program from Aretha Franklin's funeral at the Greater Grace Temple on Friday in Detroit, Michigan. It just didn’t seem to be something she got around to.”Laura Zwicker, an attorney who specializes in estate planning but is not affiliated with the Franklin estate, says she sees it happen all too often in her work. Aretha Franklin’s friend Ron Moten, a Michigan businessman, gave the four sons some guidance in his speech at Friday’s funeral. Go slow, be careful and be smart.”The documents make no mention of the value of Franklin’s estate.

Source: Huffington Post September 02, 2018 19:52 UTC