Prince — Feuding Relatives Gather Over $300 Million Fortune

Legendary rock star Prince is dead — but the squabbling over his estate could live on for years! His sister Tyka Nelson (pictured) joined the dead rock legend's five half-siblings in a Minneapolis courtroom. Assorted attorneys helped to fill up the space as Carver County District Court Judge Kevin Eide asked everyone present if anyone knew of Prince leaving a last will and testament.

The long silence afterwards meant all new battles — with RadarOnline.com already covering how the first attempt at a family gathering ended in chaos! Sources told The National ENQUIRER of a grim meeting with little interaction amongst the surviving family — but the court intervention over Prince's estate came to at least one amicable conclusion.

Nearly all of Prince's heirs agreed to sign consent forms that authorized Bremer Bank and Trust to be in charge of divvying up the estate. Norrine Jackson, Sharoon Jackson, Omarr Baker, and Alfred Jackson all joined Tyka in the decision.

John Nelson was reportedly the sole holdout. But it turned out that Alfred Jackson's mere presence in the courtroom might have been a major victory for Prince's half-brother! TMZ reported that he had to meet with his lawyer this past weekend to present police with papers that showed he was mentally competent.

A missing persons report had been filed on Alfred, who has been living in a VA facility. Sources said that he suspected a sibling had anonymously filed the report in a bid to have him declared of unsound mind — freeing up more money for the rest of the family!

That family might be growing, though. As Prince's immediate survivors met in the courtroom, other court papers were being filed by Darcell Gresham Johnston — who claims that she's a long-lost half-sister of Prince. Darcell reportedly claims to be the daughter of jazz singer Mattie Shaw. Although some siblings had supposedly never heard of Darcell, she's already participated in one court hearing!