Brian Wilson's family has proposed to place the singer under a conservatorship due to the mental health issues that he's currently facing. More recently, the lawyer appointed by the court to speak to the Beach Boys singer detailed the musician's current condition as he paid him a visit.
According to the court documents obtained by Radar Online, the lawyer said he visited the musician at his residence in Beverly Hills, California, where he lives with two of his children, a live-in caregiver, and other helpers that assist him throughout his everyday life.
The lawyer said Wilson uses a walker to roam around his property, but he needs the aid of one of his caretakers to steady him and get him in and out of the walker.
The lawyer noted that the singer was "well oriented as to person, place and time, acknowledging and responding to his name."
Brian Wilson Couldn't Remember the Names of His Family Members
He was able to provide his name, date of birth, the current time and date of their interview, but unfortunately, he couldn't remember the names of some of his family members.
Wilson could only say the names of his two daughters who live with him even though he has seven children.
The lawyer added that the musician was "mostly difficult to understand and gave very short responses to questions and comments."
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The singer reportedly told the lawyer that he wasn't expecting him to visit. When he revealed that the court appointed him regarding the court proceedings about his conservatorship, Wilson was said to be confused as to why there was a need for co-conservators.
Regardless, he confirmed that he had worked with the petitioners for years and acknowledged that they were his trusted managers.
Brian Wilson Conservatorship
In early reports, the singer's manager, LeAnn Hard, asked to be the appointed conservator for Wilson's conservatorship, but she has the family's blessing.
In a statement shared with People magazine in February 2024, his family confirmed that after careful consultation with the singer and his family, Hard and Jean Sievers will serve as co-conservators.
Brian Wilson, who is 81 years old, is suffering from a "major neurocognitive disorder," also known as dementia. He was popularly known for being one of the founding members of the famed boy band, The Beach Boys.
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