Michael Jackson Estate Stops Sale of Property Taken from Home After Death

Michael Jackson‘s estate simply scored a huge legal win … avoiding a possible sale of MJ property the estate claims was taken from the vocalist’s home right after his death.

According to brand-new legal docs, gotten by TMZ, a judge released an initial injunction disallowing Jeffre Phillips from offering any products he supposedly got rid of from the home back in 2009.

TMZ broke the story … Michael’s estate declares Phillips was engaged to one of MJ’s brother or sisters and utilized the turmoil and unhappiness around Michael’s death to take a lot of individual and personal property from MJ’s Carolwood Home.

Michael’s estate claims Phillips utilized a 9-day remain at the Carolwood Home to swipe the vocalist’s iPhone, California motorist’s license, prescription tablet bottles with tablets within, handwritten notes and some clothing, consisting of the pajamas Michael was using in the last hours prior to his death inside the popular estate.

What’s more, Michael’s estate declares Phillips likewise took a resuscitator tube that might have been utilized on the King of Pop.

The legal advancement comes prior to a brand-new TMZ documentary, “TMZ Investigates: Who Really Killed Michael Jackson,” airs Tuesday on FOX at 8/7c.