Michael Jackson's estate has generated more than $310m (£195m) in the two years since his death.
Michael Jackson died two years ago heavily in debt
The 'King of Pop' was heavily in debt when he died but now his mother and children are to be handed $30m, according to court documents.
Executors John Branca and John McClain filed a detailed statement on the singer's finances since his death on June 25, 2009.
By the end of last year, his estate had earned more than $310m.
"Since that date, the assets have continued to generate additional income," said Branca and McClain.
Prince, Blanket and Paris with Katherine Jackson and Latoya Jackson
Notably, they were able to refinance and secure the estate's interest
in the Michael Jackson music catalogue, Mijac, and the Sony/ATV
publishing catalogue which includes some of the Beatles catalogue.The executors said the estate had also benefited from the release of the posthumous concert film, This Is It.
They said they had reduced the estate's debt by more than $90m.
Dozens of approved creditors' claims had been paid as well as Jackson's income taxes.