It appears that Prince had other struggles besides his health before his death.

On Sunday, TMZ discovered that the late artist had a business empire that was lacking control before his passing last Thursday. And with him gone, the singer's relatives and lawyers are trying to work things out.

Apparently, Prince would trade out advisers particularly if he didn't like what they were saying. He also seemed to lack high powered attorneys with experience on sorting out business affairs in what Prince had.

At this point, Warner Bros Music is reportedly not sure what's next for the rights on Prince's songs. The man's sister Tyka is also apparently taking liberty on the situation.

Reports of the singer's fortune at $300 million are supposedly being inflated and it's likely around half of that.

The cause of Prince's death is moving to the theory that drugs could've been involved. According to a recent report from Daily Mail, the singer had a dealer who claims that a physician may have contributed to the death for prescribing strong pain killers for Prince's hip. And since this dealer claims that Prince had an addiction to opiates for a long time, this could have made matters worse.

"If Prince was just taking Dilaudid, he would still be alive," the dealer, known as Doctor D, said. "It has less side effects than other opiate drugs such as Percocet, but doctors don't like to prescribe it because it's one of the heaviest drugs. The problem with Percocet is that it is an opiate mixed with Tylenol--but he would have been taking much more than the recommended dose because he had developed a tolerance to opiates over the years."

Doctor D added that Prince took drugs to help overcome his nerves especially when he had to perform on stage.

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