The Jackson family matriarch, 86, asked for a restraining order Wednesday claiming the relative who has acted as her driver for years manipulated and intimidated her into submission and accessed her bank accounts without permission.
The court granted a temporary stay-away order, prohibiting Trent from entering her gated community in Calabasas, using her credit cards or coming within 100 yards of her, according to paperwork obtained by the Daily News.
“She has had enough, her health is fragile and she is tired of being frightened,” the paperwork filed by her lawyer said.
The paperwork states that the nephew, 52, has put a stranglehold on her connection to the outside world.
“Trent was supposed to be her driver, but over time (he) has infiltrated Mrs. Jackson’s business and personal affairs, even referring to himself as her ‘house manager,’” the filing states.
“Trent has made it his business to regulate Mrs. Jackson’s interactions with her children — screening phone calls, not relaying messages, now allowing privacy during visits or phone calls,” it claims.
One time, he pulled the car over while they were on a drive and yelled at her to reveal what she had discussed with a close family friend, the paperwork alleges.
Mrs. Jackson took a trip to London so that her team could fire Trent and remove him from her guesthouse while she was out of town, it states.
“Mrs. Jackson wants to return home from London but is afraid to go home with Trent there,” the filing states. “She fears he could physically harm her for terminating him.”
A hearing has been set for March 1.
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Katherine Jackson accuses nephew-in-law Trent of elder abuse
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I believe her.
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