Stephen 'Twitch' Boss' widow Allison Boss files for half of his estate after he died without a will

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The widow of Stephen 'tWitch' Boss, Allison Holker, has filed a spousal property petition to obtain control of half of the late entertainer's estate after he died without a will at the age of 40 via suicide this past December.Holker, 35, requested in court docs reviewed by The Blast for the 'property passing to the surviving spouse or surviving registered domestic partner without administration,' meaning all of his assets would be put into her name.Boss did not have a will at the time of his death, Holker said in court docs, asking for 'confirmation of property belonging to the surviving spouse.'Holker said in court docs that when she and Boss wed in 2013 - prior to him getting a job on The Ellen DeGeneres Show - he owned 'owned only personal effects of little value' with no money saved up.Holker said that there were 'no written agreements between' them 'providing for a non-pro-rata division of the aggregate value of the community property.' Details: The widow of Stephen 'tWitch' Boss, Allison Holker, 35, has filed a spousal property petition to obtain control of half of the late entertainer's estate after he died without a will at the age of 40 via suicide.

The couple was seen in LA December 5, just more than a week before he was found dead She is requesting the court award her half of the property and holdings they accumulated during their marriage, including TV royalties.Holker asked for 'undivided one-half interest' in the following assets: the company Stephen Boss Productions, Inc.; a Goldman Sachs Investment account; and royalties from Cast and Crew Production; Disney Worldwide Services, Inc; GEP Talent Services, LLC; and SAG/AFTRA.It was not immediately clear why Holker filed the legal documents.Boss was found.