Paris Jackson welfare probe ordered by judge An investigation has been ordered into Paris Jackson's well-being. AN investigation into Paris Jackson's well-being has been ordered by a judge overseeing the guardianship of Michael Jackson's three children, court records show. And it comes amid reports a threat to reveal Michael Jackson was not her father drove Paris over the edge. Superior Court Judge Mitchell Beckloff ordered an investigator to look into Paris Jackson's health, education and welfare and recommend whether any changes are necessary on Thursday, one day after she was taken by ambulance from her family's home and hospitalised. Michael Jackson's daughter Paris rushed to the hospital in an apparent suicide attempt. Lindsay Claiborn reports. Authorities have said they were dispatched to the home on a report of a possible overdose, but have not released any additional details. A lawyer for her grandmother has said the 15-year-old is physically fine and receiving appropriate medical treatment. Beckloff issued a similar inquiry into the well-being of Michael Jackson's three children, Prince, Paris and Blanket, last year after an incident in which Katherine Jackson was out of communication with them for several days. The earlier report to Beckloff was not made public, although he has stated he believed Katherine Jackson was doing a good job of raising her son's children. ``There have been communications between the court and counsel and we're completely supportive of the court's actions," Katherine Jackson's lawyer, Perry Sanders Jr, said Friday. He declined to offer any update on Paris Jackson's condition on Friday, saying his earlier statement remained accurate. Beckloff's order requires an investigator to prepare a report that only he will be allowed to review. He did not include instructions on how the review should occur or when the report was due. Last year, Beckloff required an investigator to interview each of the children separately. An email message sent to TJ Jackson's lawyer, Charles Shultz, was not immediately returned. The filing was first reported on Friday by celebrity website TMZ. Meanwhile, questions have arisen over whether a threat to reveal Michael Jackson was not her father drove Paris over the edge. Paris is terrified by the prospect of testifying at the ongoing ``wrongful death" lawsuit the Jacksons are bringing against concert promoters AEG, theDaily Mail reports. Michael was signed to perform a series of gigs which the family argues he was in no fit state to perform. She can expect to be asked about her father's health and state of mind before he died, and the events of the day he died. Now AEG has a further bombshell - it claims to have 'irrefutable' proof that Michael is not the biological father of Prince or Paris, which they wish to bring to court. Jackson family lawyers argue that the issue is irrelevant, and AEG is just seeking to embarrass the family. Some reports said that as well as being in the middle of school exams, she was upset this week after being banned by her family from going to a concert by goth rocker Marilyn Manson, who appeals to troubled teenagers with songs such as Misery Machine and Leave A Scar. One cause may be the battle royal that is raging over who is to take on the role of her mother. Paris has been reaching out to the woman who gave her up as a baby, Debbie Rowe. The renewed contact, though, has left her at loggerheads with her grandmother Katherine. It's no secret among the Jacksons that Michael's mother mistrusts Debbie Rowe. Sources on one of the legal teams said Katherine expects to face a renewed custody battle with Rowe over Paris this year. At stake is a slice of more than A$80,000 a month which Katherine is paid by the Michael Jackson estate to look after his three children. If Debbie gets custody of Paris, she will be able to lay claim to a portion of the loot. Alternatively, Paris may yet carry out her threats and decide to seek legal emancipation from her guardians, Katherine, and Paris's cousin TJ, son of Tito Jackson. Paris's brother Prince, who is 16, was reportedly unimpressed by this - and hasn't wanted anything to do with Debbie Rowe. Thus there is a rift between brother and sister. Reports in the US suggest that she has been ``depressed" and prone to screaming tantrums in recent weeks. A source in the Jackson household told Entertainment Tonight this week that Paris ``calls all the shots" at home and is used to getting her way and doing things as she sees fit - part of the reason her aunt, the singer Janet Jackson, attempted to take her mobile phone during a highly-publicised altercation outside the Jackson family compound last year. ANYONE with personal problems can contact Lifeline on 131 114, Mensline Australia on 1300 789 978 or Beyond Blue on 1300 224 636.