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Widow Alleges Unfulfilled Prenup Promises in Warner Family Trust Dispute
courts-and-crime2 hours ago

Widow Alleges Unfulfilled Prenup Promises in Warner Family Trust Dispute

Dr. Tenisha Warner, the widow of actor Malcolm-Jamal Warner, has sued his mother Pamela Warner in DeKalb County Superior Court over alleged unmet promises from the couple’s prenuptial agreement and family trust, seeking more than $1.2 million and to halt trust distributions while the dispute is resolved; the complaint lists promised benefits including a $1 million life insurance policy, $5,000 monthly as chief of staff, $16,000 annually, a tax-free retirement account, and college funds, with the estate valued at roughly $3.4–$6 million.

Widow of Malcolm-Jamal Warner sues his mother over estate funds
entertainment4 hours ago

Widow of Malcolm-Jamal Warner sues his mother over estate funds

One year after Malcolm-Jamal Warner’s drowning death in Costa Rica, his widow Tenisha Warner filed a lawsuit in DeKalb County Superior Court against the actor’s mother, Pamela Warner, the successor trustee of the Warner family trust. She seeks more than $1.2 million she says were owed under their marriage agreements—including life insurance, annual payments, a Roth IRA, and a monthly salary—claiming the funds were due and that private settlement efforts failed. The article notes Warner died July 20, 2025 at age 54, and that his mother posted a memorial note on social media; CNN has asked for comment from Pamela Warner.

Widow Takes on Family Trust Over Late Actor's Prenup Provisions
news10 hours ago

Widow Takes on Family Trust Over Late Actor's Prenup Provisions

Tenisha Warner, the widow of Malcolm-Jamal Warner, filed a DeKalb County Superior Court lawsuit against the actor’s mother, Pamela Warner, alleging the prenup required provisions from the Warner Family Trust that were not fulfilled before his death. She seeks to recover funds and to halt trust distributions while the dispute is resolved, following Warner’s drowning in Costa Rica about a year ago.