LAS VEGAS, Nev. (FOX5) – The Estate of O.J. Simpson is suing his son, claiming he moved into the late football star’s Las Vegas home and refuses to leave.
According to a criminal complaint filed earlier this month, the estate says Justin Simpson, who is a licensed real estate agent in Nevada, organized the sale of his father’s Summerlin home to his company, Primary Holdings LLC, in 2022.
The lawsuit claims Justin coerced his father into the sale by promoting it as a way to protect O.J.‘s “financial interests” from “creditor claims.”
Since O.J. Simpson exclusively owned the home until his death, the estate argues that selling the home to Primary Holdings was solely to avoid creditors, and did not allow Justin to take ownership of the property.
Following Simpson’s death in April 2024, Justin allegedly moved into the home and has refused to leave.
The estate has emphasized that Justin’s residence in the house goes against the wishes outlined in Simpson’s will, which requested his assets be divided evenly among his four children.
The lawsuit seeks financial damages and attorney fees from Justin if the deed of the house is not returned to the estate.
As of Monday, a hearing in this case has not yet been filed.
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