Gene Hackman's will has been revealed, leaving his $80 million fortune to his wife, Betsy Arakawa, who died a week before him. With legal uncertainties and his son hiring an attorney, a family battle over the inheritance may be looming.

Gene Hackman made no mention in his will of his three children, opting instead to leave his entire $80 million fortune to his wife, Betsy Arakawa, who died days before her Oscar-winning husband.

Gene Hackman’s children are not mentioned in the deceased actor’s will, as questions grow about what will happen to his $80 million fortune, according to TMZ. Late last month, the actor, alongside his wife,

The last will and testament of the late Gene Hackman and his late wife Betsy Arakawa has been revealed two weeks after they were discovered dead in their home on February 26. The Oscar winner, 95 had appointed Arakawa,

This article contains mentions of death.  The details of Gene Hackman’s will have been revealed nearly two weeks after his and his wife Betsy Arakawa’s tragic passing. On Thursday, March 13, the Daily Mail reported that Hackman left behind a staggering $80 million fortune.

TMZ reports that Hackman had a will drawn up in 1995 that made Arakawa his sole beneficiary. His three children, son Christopher and daughters Leslie and Elizabeth, are not named in the document. In her own will,

Inheritance law experts are already considering the possibility of legal problems that could arise from these circumstances.