The
comedian,
Joan
Rivers'
will
has
been
released
and
the
details
from
it
is
out.
Joan
Rivers
has
left
a
big
fortune
for
her
daughter
Melissa
which
also
includes
Guide
Dogs
for
the
Blind,
Jewish
Guild
Healthcare
and
the
Cystic
Fibrosis
Foundation.
The
late
celebrity,
Joan
Rivers,
has
left
USD
150
million
fortune
to
family,
friends,
staff
and
charities.
According
to
Rivers'
2014
will,
which
was
filed
in
New
York
State
Surrogate's
Court,
the
late
comedienne
named
her
daughter
Melissa,
her
longtime
business
manager
Michael
D
Karlin
and
interior
designer
Robert
Higdon
as
the
co-executors
of
her
estate.
She
left
Melissa
all
of
her
tangible
property
along
with
other
beneficiaries
including
her
grandson
Edgar
Cooper
Endicott,
her
niece
and
nephew
Caroline
Waxler
and
Andrew
Waxler.
Rivers
also
left
sums
to
her
close
staff
and
friends
including
assistants
Jocelyn
Pickett
and
Sabrina
Lott
Miller
and
publicist
Scott
Currie.
A
brief
mention
of
an
upcoming
medical
malpractice
suit
over
Rivers'
death
is
made
in
the
legal
filing.
The
will
briefly
mentions
a
potential
malpractice
lawsuit
against
the
Manhattan
clinic
where
Rivers
slipped
into
a
coma
while
undergoing
a
routine
throat
surgery
in
August.
Rivers
died
on
September
4
at
the
age
of
81
after
suffering
brain
damage
due
to
lack
of
oxygen.
She
had
stopped
breathing
during
an
endoscopy
days
earlier.
Bequests
were
made
to
her
assistants,
Sabrina
Lott
and
Jocelyn
Pickett,
her
publicist
Scott
Currie,
and
Rivers' niece
and
nephew,
Caroline
Waxler
and
Andrew
Waxler.