The stepchildren of Kim Howe, the woman killed in February car crash
involving Bruce Jenner, are gearing up to file a lawsuit, according to
reports.
Kim Howe was driving her Lexus on Pacific Coast Highway February 7 when Bruce crashed into her car, sending her into oncoming traffic.
A Hummer crashed into her vehicle and she tragically passed away.
Jenner will not face a criminal investigation for his role in the
crash, even if he was at fault. He didn't break any laws, regardless of
his driving performance.
Lawsuits are a different story, however, and Kim Howe, while she has no direct living relatives, leaves behind stepchildren who are looking to file one.
Her husband died in 2003, and while she has two grown stepchildren (her husband's kids), TMZ claims she had virtually no relationship with either one.
In California, stepchildren do have the legal standing to file suit,
even if they were estranged from the parent, and both have sought legal
representation.
What they can't seek out is Kim's property. She left behind modest will
along with a trust with millions in assets ... all earmarked for
various charities.
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