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Epstein estate

6 reports indexed, newest first.

September 2026

  1. New lawsuit seeks to block Epstein advisers from inheriting millions

    Survivors sued to stop estate co-executors Darren Indyke and Richard Kahn from receiving bequests, alleging they enabled Epstein's abuse; the pair deny it.

    Lawsuit filed Jeffrey EpsteinUnited States, U.S. Virgin IslandsReported by WPTV (Scripps News)

  2. Woman pleads guilty to defrauding Epstein victims' compensation fund

    A Florida woman who received $750,000 from the estate-funded Epstein Victims' Compensation Program pleaded guilty to falsifying records in her claim.

    Conviction Jeffrey EpsteinUnited States, New YorkReported by KSAT (Associated Press)

February 2026

  1. Epstein estate agrees to pay up to $35 million to settle suit against his advisers

    The estate agreed to resolve a class action alleging Epstein's lawyer Darren Indyke and accountant Richard Kahn aided his trafficking; they denied wrongdoing.

    Settlement Jeffrey EpsteinUnited States, New YorkReported by RNZ

August 2025

  1. House panel subpoenas Epstein estate for documents including 'birthday book'

    The House Oversight Committee subpoenaed Epstein's estate for records including a 2003 birthday album, contact books and financial documents.

    Investigation Jeffrey EpsteinUnited States, New YorkReported by KSAT (Associated Press)

November 2022

  1. Epstein estate settles U.S. Virgin Islands lawsuit for over $105 million

    The estate agreed to pay the territory more than $105 million plus proceeds from the sale of Great St. James island to resolve its civil racketeering suit.

    Settlement Jeffrey EpsteinUnited States, U.S. Virgin IslandsReported by CNBC

August 2019

  1. Accuser sues Epstein estate and staff in New York

    An accuser filed suit against Epstein's estate and members of his household staff as New York's Child Victims Act look-back window opened.

    Lawsuit filed Jeffrey EpsteinUnited States, New YorkReported by NPR