O.J. Simpson‘s executor is ready to speak funds with the folks these days to whom Simpson died owing tens of hundreds of thousands of bucks — but he’s not producing any guarantees about what the estate will spend them … TMZ has found.

Malcolm LaVergne — O.J.’s longtime lawyer and now executor of his estate — sent a letter, dated April 25, to attorneys for the Brown and Goldman households relating to their civil judgments from O.J. … and inviting them to a conference this thirty day period to go over their probate statements towards the estate.

Amongst the matters LaVergne suggests he wishes to share with Nicole Brown and Ron Goldman‘s households — O.J.’s residing revocable rely on, his final two yrs of federal tax returns, federal tax liens, revenue and jewelry LaVergne took from O.J.’s property correct soon after he died and films he shot of Simpson’s property.

LaVergne says his target is to be transparent with the households about the probate process, not constantly to give the 1997 judgment against O.J. any particular priority.

He particulars out, all claims against the estate have to be dealt with in accordance to Nevada probate regulation.

He is informed two judgments — a single for Ron‘s father and 1 for his mother Sharon — are energetic in Nevada, but he claims he can not learn proof of an active judgment from Nicole Brown Simpson’s estate.

Though he says he’d welcome any proof a single exists, he is speedy to enhance he has no intent to honor a judgment which is no for a longer time energetic.

LaVergne states he is hoping to hold the meeting on or prior to Might possibly ten … but, adds any operating day in Might properly all the functions can make it for the meeting will operate excellent.

This meeting could possibly seem as a surprise when you bear in thoughts what took spot promptly quickly soon after O.J. died — LaVergne reported he’d make confident the Goldmans failed to get just about something … but a couple of days later on he walked that back once again, telling us he’d abide by the letter of Nevada probate law.

Simpson was ordered to spend back $33.five million to the Goldmans and Browns back in the late ’90s quickly soon after he was uncovered liable for their deaths in a civil trial … but, fascination about time has reportedly inflated the quantity up into the nine figures.

As for how substantially the Simpson estate has to fork above … LaVergne was significantly imprecise when we spoke to him on “TMZ Reside,” but he did claim O.J. did not have millions.

If which is so, this assembly could get heated.