Cher's Son Troubled Son Elijah Blue Allman Headed to Trial in Prep School Incident After Singer Files for Temporary Conservatorship

Cher's son Elijah Blue Allman is set to head to trial after waiving his arraignment in connection with an incident at a prep school.

Elijah, 49, the son of the "I Got You Babe" singer and her late ex-husband, Greg Allman, is scheduled to appear in court on June 16 over charges stemming from an alleged event at a school in Concord, N.H.

Multiple outlets reported that Elijah was arrested on February 27 after allegedly causing a disturbance at St. Paul's School around 6 p.m. and acting belligerently.

He was charged with two counts of simple assault, criminal trespassing, criminal threatening and disorderly conduct.

He reportedly had no connection to the school and was later released on personal recognizance bail, meaning he didn't have to pay any money for bail as long as he promised to appear at all future court hearings.

Days later, Elijah was arrested again on March 1 after allegedly breaking into a home in Windham, N.H.

Police responded to a report of an unknown man breaking through the back door, while the caller reportedly hid in a closet during the burglary. He was reportedly found seated on the living room couch smoking a cigarette before being "taken into custody without incident."

He was charged with burglary, two counts of criminal mischief and breach of bail.

Amid Elijah's multiple arrests, Cher, 79, filed for conservatorship of his estate earlier this month, revealing he's since been admitted to a psychiatric hospital amid his brushes with the law.

The singer requested that fiduciary Jason Rubin take control of Elijah's finances in a petition filed in Los Angeles Superior Court, per court documents obtained by a news outlet.

"The proposed conservatee is currently in custody in the State of New Hampshire in a locked psychiatric hospital in an attempt to restore him to competency to face criminal charges in two cases across two New Hampshire counties for: felony burglary criminal mischief, simple assault, criminal trespass and breach of bail, but that is just the current set of problems," read the documents.

The "Strong Enough" singer argued that it would be "appropriate" to seek a conservatorship after Elijah's admittance from the hospital, characterizing him as "gravely disabled."

She explained that her son had "no concept of money" and is "unable to manage his financial resources" due to his "severe mental health and addiction issues."

"There is a clear pattern in Elijah’s behavior," she alleged. "After he receives his trust distribution, he checks into a hotel, usually the Chateau Marmont, buys and does drugs until he runs out of money, ends up in the hospital or overdoses. Based on this pattern, if Elijah were to receive his trust distribution, he will use it buy drugs."

Cher previously filed for a temporary conservatorship for her son in December 2023, requesting herself as the sole conservator.