OJ Simpson's estate can auction off his memorabilia, judge says

UPDATE 5:35 p.m. — A judge Friday ruled that O.J. Simpson's estate can auction off his memorabilia to pay his outstanding debts.

The family of Ronald Goldman, who Simpson was acquitted of killing in 1994, filed a $117 million claim against Simpson's estate earlier this week.

Simpson died in April in Las Vegas.

ORIGINAL STORY:
Representatives for O.J. Simpson's estate are back in court Friday morning.

Court documents show this here is in regards to how to handle Simpson's will and personal belongings left behind.

You can watch the full court proceeding here:

Simpson's estate lawyer had previously said he wants to auction off memorabilia to pay a portion the outstanding debts.