When Nate Dogg passed away in 2011, he left his Pamona, California home to his six children. Now a legal battle is brewing between the estate administrator, who wants to sell the home to pay off some of the singer's debts, and members of the family who want to stop the sale.
Nate suffered a series of strokes starting in 2007, that left him unable to record new music or tour. For that reason he fell behind on payments to the bank on the home. 2 days after he passed away the bank moved to foreclose.
The estate administrator reached an agreement to sell the house last month for $340,000. Nate's family is upset because after debts are paid they would be left with a small amount of money and they want more, according to TMZ.
A judge will now have to decide whether or not the sale will go through.
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