(The Hollywood Reporter)It's been nearly six months since Robin Williams' death, and in the last two, the late comedian's family have entered into a dispute over the personal property his trust assigns each of them. On one side is his widow, Susan Williams, who filed a petition in December for a court's interpretation of the trust. On the other are his three children by previous marriages, Zachary, Zelda and Cody, who dispute the reading she provides. The dispute centers on the two houses Williams owned at the time of his death — one in Napa and one in Tiburon, California. Susan's filing calls the Tiburon house the "marital abode," and the trust, which her late husband most recently amended in 2010, before their marriage in 2011, grants her the Tiburon residence and its contents upon his death.
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Robin Williams' widow, children at odds over trust designations
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Dispute centers on two houses Williams owned
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Famed comedian, actor died August 11, 2014
She claims her husband wished "to allow her to stay in their @placeholder home as it was during their marriage," and therefore the paragraph should be read to cover only the items in the Napa house, not those in the Tiburon house.