The fight against Jimmy Buffett's property has sparked a huge legal battle.

His legacy has filed a petition to disconnect Richard Mozenter, the co-trust who manages the legacy of the late musician, from her "best interest" for failing to "a marriage trust created for her interests."

Jane Buffett married the singer in 1977 and filed a legal filing in the Los Angeles Superior Court on Tuesday, saying Mozenter, who was also a co-trust of the Marriage Trust established for her, was "openly hostile and confronting" to her and violated her, and he fought against her.

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"Mr. Mocente did not even perform the most basic tasks he needed to serve as a person of shared trust, including providing Mrs. Buffett with information about the assets and financial status of the trust, which put Mrs. Buffett in a dark state of his own financial status," the document said. "Along the way, Mr. Mocente devalued, disrespected and succumbed to Mrs. Buffett in response to her reasonable information demanding information she undoubtedly has the right to. As a result, the majority of Mrs. Buffett's net worth controls the people she distrusts, and his welfare must pay more trust, and his welfare must pay more attitude, and he has another $20 billion highway, and $24 million highway, which is $24 million. She."

According to the Hollywood Reporter, Motzent has filed her petition in Florida to use her as a shared trustee and representative of the estate.

Fox News Digital has contacted Mozenter for comment.

Jimmy Buffett died in 2023 after battling cancer, leaving behind a $275 million legacy.

Jane's documents claim that one month after the musician's death, she reached out with Mozenter to understand how much she hopes to receive from her future trust.

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"Mr. Mozenter did not help his recently acquired clients understand her financial situation, but instead shaky over the next 16 months and made excuses for why he was unable to provide the requested information."

According to the document, Mocent finally gave Jane's estimate that the net income of marriage trusts would be less than $2 million a year, a yield below 1%.

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Mozenter “accepted that over the past 18 months, Margaritaville (which owns about 20% of Margaritaville) has paid about $14 million in distributions, but he decided not to include any estimates of Margaritaville’s future allocation for the marriage trust.”

The document noted that Margaritaville told Jane that Margaritaville “continues to evaluate future business opportunities and how they deploy existing current assets.”

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According to the analysis, he told her that the trust would not pay her annual expenses, saying she could consider making a “adjustment” or selling her real estate to make up the difference.

Jane's document states: "If the Marriage Trust does align with the financial gains proposed by Mr. Mocente, it will confirm that Mr. Mozenter either does not have the ability to manage the trust or is unwilling to act in the best interest of Mrs. Buffett."

Buffett landed on Forbes Billionaire List In 2023, it’s an empire that includes his music, including his “Margaritaville” island escapist brand, triggered by his 1977 hit song. As chairman of Margarita Holdings LLC (Buffett owns a 28% stake), he has resorts, restaurants, casinos, cruise ships and merchandise.

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After getting married in 1977, Buffett and Jane welcomed three children, including Savannah, 46, Delaney, 33, who were born in 1994 and adopted by Buffett and Jane.

Fox News's Larry Fink contributed to the report.