Paris Jackson is asking for the executor of her late father Michael Jackson’s estate to transfer $600 million into a trust fund for her and her two brothers.Paris, 28, whose brothers are Prince, 29, and Bigi, 24, said in an October 29 court filing reviewed by The Daily Mail that executor John Branca has not placed money in a trust fund the late King of Pop requested in his will prior to his 2009 passing.’More than seventeen years after his passing, Michael Jackson’s family trust remains unfunded,’ Paris’s legal team said in the filing in Los Angeles Superior Court.Paris’s lawyers said in the filing that Branca, in his role as executor, ‘continues to keep each beneficiary beholden to him with an iron grip over when and if monies are distributed to them.’Attorneys for Paris said that when she sought litigation ‘challenging the administration of the estate last year… her challenges were met with scorched earth litigation, public attacks, and a multimillion reduction in monies provided to her and her siblings by the estate.’The Daily Mail has reached out to representatives for both parties for further comment on the story. Paris Jackson, 28, has filed court documents asking for the executor of her late father Michael Jackson’s estate to transfer $600 million into a trust fund for her and her two brothers Prince, 29, (L) and Bigi, 24. Pictured in 2024 in London Paris’s lawyers said in the filing that the estate’s ‘wealth is a testament to the singular talent and incredible work ethic of her father.’They added that the executor has ‘produced considerable amounts of cash’ via business moves such as ‘the restructuring of debt, certain high-risk entertainment projects, and principally the selling off of assets.’But they ‘have never presented any plan for funding the Michael Jackson Family Trust to the court,’ which ‘needs to change,’ attorneys for Paris said in the filing.Paris’s lawyers said in the filing that all three of Jackson’s children ‘were supposed to start receiving payments from his trust’ at the time they turned 21, but received ‘lesser amounts’ instead.Attorneys for Paris said ‘Michael also intended for each sibling to begin receiving outright principal distributions from the trust on their respective 30th birthdays,’ an age milestone Prince will hit in February of 2027, and Paris in April of 2028.Further distributions from the estate were noted when the children reach the ages of 35 and 40, Paris’s lawyers said in the filing.Paris’s legal team in the filing noted a number of transactions which could have provided funding for the trust, including deals with Sony/ATV Music Publishing in 2016 and 2018; and the 2022 sale of the Neverland Ranch for $22 million.Attorneys for Paris said that ‘this course of conduct and administration should not continue.’ The late King of Pop Michael Jackson (pictured in London) said he wanted a trust for his children funded in a will prior to his 2009 passing, lawyers for Paris said October 29 The estate, which has John Branca as its executor, said it has distributed ‘more than $200 million… for the benefit of Paris and the other beneficiaries.’ Branca pictured in NYC in 2023 Attorneys for Paris asked the court to direct Branca to ‘make a preliminary distribution of Estate assets to the Michael Jackson Family Trust in the amount of $600 million.’ Pictured in France last month They asked the court to direct Branca to ‘make a preliminary distribution of estate assets to the Michael Jackson Family Trust in the amount of $600 million, or such amount as determined by the court to be appropriate and reasonable.’Paris’s legal team also asked for ‘an award of reasonable attorney fees and costs from estate assets.’The estate told The Daily Mail in a statement in reply to Paris’s filing, ‘Ms. Jackson’s counsel is well aware that the estate is prevented from fully funding the philanthropic giving and individual trusts for the beneficiaries until several legal hurdles have been removed.’The hurdles include, according to the estate, ‘the ongoing IRS litigation where they sought $700 million in taxes and penalties from the estate.’The estate was able to secure a ruling to significantly reduce that amount, but the matter has not been settled and could still change.’The estate said in a statement that ‘the claim that the executor has withheld or “cut” payments is a complete fabrication,’ as ‘more than $200 million has already been distributed for the benefit of Paris and the other beneficiaries.’The statement concluded, ‘Michael Jackson’s will is clear. None of his children receive a distribution until they are in their 30s.’The estate looks forward to the time when all issues are resolved so that their trusts can be fully funded as Michael wanted.’A spokesperson for Paris Jackson told The Daily Mail on Tuesday, ‘The estate is once again deflecting from its own incompetence.’Paris called for the trust to be partially funded, something Mr. Branca had the ability and obligation to do long ago. After years of delay, Paris had no choice but to step in herself.’Michael Jackson died at the age of 50 on June 25, 2009 after suffering cardiac arrest in the Los Angeles mansion he was living in. Authorities in February 2010 deemed his death as the result of acute propofol intoxication.Jackson had been administered the powerful drug by his personal doctor, Dr. Conrad Murray, who told investigators that the singer called the substance (which he took via an IV drip) ‘milk’ and said he needed it to sleep.Jackson’s death spurred a tidal wave of international tributes from fans both in person and on burgeoning social media platforms. Jackson’s family, including his three children – who had not been seen publicly without masks on prior to that time – was on hand for a highly-viewed July 7, 2009 memorial at the Crypto.com Arena (then known as the Staples Center) in Los Angeles.’I just wanted to say, ever since I was born, daddy has been the best father you could ever imagine – and I just wanted to say I love him so much,’ Paris, then 11, said at the emotional service.A private funeral for Jackson’s family and friends was held in Glendale, California at Forest Lawn Memorial Park. Eventually, Murray’s care of Jackson fell under scrutiny after the singer’s death, amid questions about his judgment in giving Jackson the substance in certain doses, and not meeting safety precautions in administering the drug. Police cars blocked the entrance at the Los Angeles County Department of the Coroner where the body of the late Michael Jackson was taken following his death on June 25, 2009 (L-R) Janet Jackson, Paris Jackson, LaToya Jackson, Jermaine Jackson and Prince Michael Jackson were pictured at his July 7, 2009 memorial at Staples Center in LA Jackson’s death was ultimately deemed a homicide by investigators and in November of 2011 – more than two years after his death – Murray was convicted of involuntary manslaughter and sentenced to four years in prison.Jackson had an unprecedented career in music, as one of the best-selling artists of all-time, who won 13 Grammys over 38 nominations.Honors included Best Male R&B Vocal Performance on Don’t Stop ‘Til You Get Enough in 1980, Album of the Year for Thriller in 1984 and Record of the Year for Beat It the same year.He was also given the Grammy Legend Award in 1993, and posthumously, The Recording Academy’s Lifetime Achievement Award in 2010. He had been inducted into the Rock & Roll Hall of Fame in 2001.