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Cher's Request for Temporary Conservatorship Over Son Elijah Blue Allman Denied a Second Time


But the case is far from over as the judge will still consider a long-term conservatorship at a hearing in March.

For the second time in her bid to establish a conservatorship over Allman, Cher has argued that having access to a large amount of money could lead him back down a dark path filled with drugs, and thus put his life in danger. If a conservatorship is needed, Allman stated in court documents, he'd prefer that role go to his wife, Marieangela King, whom he's no longer estranged from after he filed to dismiss his divorce case earlier this month. "Given that I no longer have an active dissolution case, I believe that my wife would have priority to be appointed conservator, if necessary, but I do not need that either," Allman said in court documents (via USA Today).

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