Scott Weiland Will Filed ... Ex-Wife Wants to Call the Shots 
 
 Scott Weiland Will Filed ... Ex-Wife Wants to Call the Shots 
 
 EXCLUSIVE 
 
 The woman Scott Weiland divorced nearly 9 years ago, and often battled over his drug use, is asking the courts to name her the executor of his will ... TMZ has learned. 
 
 Mary Forsberg filed docs in L.A. saying Scott himself named her as executor, and she's filed a will with his signature as proof. Here's the catch ... the will was written in April 2007. That's right around the time Scott and Mary's marriage was falling apart, and when he was in the throes of addiction. 
 
 Mary wrote a memoir called 'Fall to Pieces' about life with Scott and his battles with drugs. 
 
 The docs say Scott had about $2 million in assets as part of his estate. He also created a trust during his lifetime that has undisclosed assets. 
 
 Scott's widow Jamie Wachtel was with him for 2 years before his death, and could still contest Forsberg's filing. ||||| Scott Weiland's Second Wife Mary Forsberg Takes Legal Action to be Named Executor of Late Rocker's Will 
 
 The battle over Scott Weiland 's assets has just intensified.The former Stone Temple Pilots singer's ex-wife Mary Forsberg filed court documents on Dec. 30 asking to be named the executor of Weiland's will (Weiland was married to his third wife Jamie Wachtel at the time of his death). Forsberg also filed a copy of the will, written in April 2007, with his signature as proof, according to papers obtained by PEOPLE.Weiland had about $2 million to his estate, and also created a trust that has undisclosed assets.Forsberg, who was his second wife, is the mother of Weiland's two children Noah, 15, and Lucy, 13. The mother of two penned her memories of Weiland and their marriage as well as his drug abuse in her memoir called Fall to Pieces. She also wrote an emotional letter in Rolling Stone days following Weiland's death. "The truth is, like so many other kids, they lost their father years ago. What they truly lost on December 3rd was hope," she wrote with contributions from her kids.The former Velvet Revolver band member married his third wife Jamie Wachtel in 2013. Weiland's first wife is Janina Castenada, whom he was married to from 1994 - 2000.Weiland died at the age of 48 on Dec. 3 while on tour with his band The Wildabouts in Bloomington, Minnesota. The Hennepin County Medical Examiner's Office in Minnesota said a mix of cocaine, ethanol (alcohol), and MDA (a relative of ecstasy) led to the rock star's death. The press release, obtained by PEOPLE , also mentioned Weiland's history of cardiovascular disease, asthma, and multi-substance dependence as "significant conditions".A hearing date has been set for Feb. 5.
– Scott Weiland's death could end up just as fraught as his life. The late Stone Temple Pilots frontman's ex-wife, Mary Forsberg, has filed court documents in an attempt to be named executor of Weiland's will, People reports. Forsberg is the mother of Weiland's two kids, but Weiland had been married to his third wife, Jamie Wachtel, since 2013 at the time of his death. Forsberg says Weiland himself named her executor, and she filed a signed copy of his 2007 will as proof, TMZ reports. But, as the gossip site notes, their marriage was falling apart right around that time, and Weiland was "in the throes of addiction." Wachtel could contest the filing. Weiland's estate is reportedly worth around $2 million, and there's also a trust with undisclosed assets that the singer created while he was alive. A hearing will be held on Feb. 5. (Click for Forsberg's wrenching essay on Weiland's death.)