Accordingly,Malcolm LaVergne, the executor of the great estate require $269,000 from the proceeds of the sale of his house to fulfill this duty.
O.J. Simpson’s estate faces significant debts that must be addressed posthumously. Malcolm LaVergne, the Executor of Simpson’s probate estate and his former attorney, is taking urgent measures to raise the necessary funds.
LaVergne has indicated his intention to secure over $269,000 from one of Simpson’s properties and may need to involve Simpson’s son, Justin, to accomplish this objective.
Malcolm LaVergne states that Justin Simpson, son of Nicole Brown Simpson, assisted his father, O.J. Simpson, in purchasing a “forever” home in Las Vegas a few years ago. The estate now seeks to recover approximately $159,000 that O.J. invested in the property. LaVergne notes that the home’s value has increased by over $100,000 since its purchase in 2022, asserting that both the equity and the initial investment rightfully belong to O.J.’s estate. Attempts to obtain Justin Simpson’s perspective on the matter have been unsuccessful.
The $269,000 in question is only a small portion of the overall debts owed by O.J. Simpson’s estate. Notably, a substantial $33.5 million judgment remains outstanding from the 1997 wrongful death lawsuit brought by the families of Simpson’s victims.
