Prince's Sister Says He Did Not Leave a Will
Prince's estate is estimated at $300 million.
New court documents say Prince had no will.
Read: Newly Surfaced Video Shows Prince Playing 'SNL' Afterparty
The musician "died intestate" - meaning he did not specify what should happen to his estate, his sister, Tyka Nelson claims.
In a court document, she says her brother has "substantial assets," but did not list them. Recent estimates have valued his estate at $300 million.
Nelson listed herself, three half-brothers and two half-sisters as heirs.
She asked the court to name a special administrator to oversee her brother's assets.
Meanwhile, reports surfaced claiming the celebrity's half-siblings had worried in the past about his alleged abuse of cocaine and the painkiller Percocet.
Read: Was Prince Awake For 154 Hours Before His Death?
Lorna and Duane Nelson have since died, but their attorney, Michael Padden, spoke to the Minneapolis Star-Tribune about his client's alleged concerns.
“Both were really concerned it would end his life prematurely,” he told the newspaper.
Watch: The World Sees Purple in Tribute to Prince
Trending on Inside Edition

Trump Invokes Fifth Amendment in New York Civil Fraud Probe as New Details Emerge About FBI Raid at Mar-a-Lago
Politics
Maverick the Dog Helps Find a Missing Child in North Carolina
Animals
Videos Show Teens How to Steal Certain Kias And Hyundais With Only a USB Cable, Police Warn Amid Rising Thefts
Investigative
New York Man Killed in Freak Accident at a Town Trash Transfer Station
News
Who Killed Jared Bridegan? 2-Year-Old Girl Is the Only Witness to Dad's Gruesome Murder
Crime