Cher has reportedly filed to place her son Elijah Blue Allman in a conservatorship.
According to documents obtained by PEOPLE, the singer, 77, is seeking to be the sole conservator of her son's estate, claiming that he is "unable to manage his financial resources".
The document states that Allman is due to receive assets from a trust before the end of the year, however, he "urgently" needs a conservator as he is "currently unable to manage his assets due to severe mental health and substance abuse issues".
The document also states that his estranged wife, musician Marie Angela King, is not fit to be his conservator because of their "tumultuous relationship".
The news of the conservatorship comes just months after the 'Believe' singer was accused of hiring a group of men to kidnap Allman in 2022.
According to divorce documents that surfaced earlier this year, Cher was reportedly worried about the health of her son with rock star Gregg Allman, while he was reportedly reconnecting with Marie Angela King.
King made the allegation in court documents she filed in December last year. The documents were uncovered in September, first by the Daily Mail, as part of her and Allman's ongoing divorce proceedings.
Allman, 47, filed for divorce from King, 36, in 2021 after eight years of marriage, but they allegedly spent 12 days together in November 2022.
"Given the proper time I believe that we will reconcile," King said in her declaration.
But their reconciliation attempt was interrupted, she claimed, when men entered their New York hotel room and took Allman away.