Glen Campbell’s Widow Caught In Cash Crunch

Glen Campbell left behind a mess that shows no signs of clearing up soon, as his fourth wife, Kim Woolen, filed a claim against his disputed estate and announced plans to sell off the "Rhinestone Cowboy"  singer's prized L.A. recording studio!

The National ENQUIRER learned from sources that Kim, frantic for money, filed a claim against the estate in Nashville on March 12 seeking the $506,000 she spent caring for the sickly singer, who died at 81 in August following a long battle with Alzheimer’s.

“Everybody thinks we’re rich, but we’re not,” Kim told a source. “We got in way over our heads. Glen didn’t get good financial advice.” She said she’s so strapped for cash, “I can’t even go to the hairdresser. I have to color my own hair!”

Kim is seeking reimbursement for legal fees, erecting a security fence and the cost of keeping Glen in assisted living. She is also requesting $14,246 an insurance company wrongly paid the estate to cover water damage to his California home. Four days before filing the claim, Kim put the Agoura Hills home containing Glen's recording studio on the block for $960,000.

The mom of three of Glen’s eight kids, Kim also convinced Glen to sell their Malibu home for $4.45 million in 2012 because she “expected his older children to fight her ‘tooth and nail’ over anything that would be left of his money,” an insider said.

Since then, Kim’s been pitted against his oldest child Debby (left), and other kids from his previous four marriages. Her spokesman says Kim is selling the recording studio because the family now lives in Nashville — but declined to comment on her financial status.