Joe Jackson.
That's the biggest reason the executors of Michael Jackson's estate believe they are entitled to more than the statutory fee most executors receive.
That and the 14-hour days.
According to legal documents filed with the court, co-executors John Branca and John McClain "defend the estate from a steady barrage of attacks."
Those attacks would be courtesy of the late music icon's erratic father, Joe Jackson and, until recently, by his mother and other family members too.
They claim they've been working 14 hours a day, seven days a week since they were appointed and say their "business reputations and the character and reputation of Michael Jackson were being assaulted by personal and unfounded attacks."
Joe Jackson is still making Michael's life difficult.
This forced them to correct these allegations fervently and publicly in order to protect the Michael Jackson estate and the Michael Jackson brand.
No specific behavior by Joe was mentioned (in reports), but his relentless quest to cash in can mean objections raised to ... just about everything.
Guy is not known for tact, either.
Branca and McClain say at the time Michael Jackson died June 25, Michael and his businesses were named as defendants in 11 separate lawsuits.
It only got worse after his death.
Executors get a percentage of the value of the estate. Jackson's two are asking for "extraordinary compensation" for work most executors never have to do.
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