Prince Divorce Attorney Tells Judge He’s Owed $600,000

CHASKA, Minn. (AP) --  An attorney who handled Prince's divorce from his second
wife a decade ago has asked a Minnesota judge for $600,000 in what he says are
unpaid legal bills from the rock superstar, who died of an accidental drug
overdose nearly a year ago.

At a hearing Friday, an attorney for the trust company managing Prince's estate
pointed out that Patrick Cousins' claim had already been rejected, and said that
Cousins had missed a legal deadline for challenging that decision.

But Cousins, a West Palm Beach, Florida, attorney who handled Prince's 2007
divorce from Manuela Testolini, says he met all the requirements and is entitled
to collect.

Carver County District Judge Kevin Eide, who's overseeing the estate case, said he'll rule on the motion next week.