DJ AM arrives at the DJ Hero Launch at The Wiltern on June 1, 2009 in Los Angeles, California.Jordan Strauss/WireImage.comUs Magazine
DJ AM's mother Andrea Gross wants to be appointed special administrator of her late son's estate to settle his financial matters, according to court papers filed in Los Angeles on Wednesday.
The celebrity deejay (real name Adam Goldstein) -- who did not have a will at the time of his death -- left his mother as his sole heir.
According to court papers, he had an annual gross income of $3.5 million and other property valued at $400,000. With a debt of $2.9 million, his estate is valued at approximately $1 million.
Look back at DJ AM's lifeThe filing, which states that Goldstein had no spouse or children, also includes that Goldstein was in the process of selling a home in Los Angeles before his death.
His mother is seeking court permission to recover his personal belongings.
A hearing has been set for Oct. 7.
See Us' photo tribute to other stars who have gone too soonGoldstein, who died last week at age 36 of an apparent drug overdose, is reportedly being buried in Los Angeles Wednesday afternoon.
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