Lisa Marie Presley deals with 'medical emergency' amid custody trial with ex Michael Lockwood

Lisa Marie Presley delayed a court date in Los Angeles with ex Michael Lockwood earlier this week, pushing the court appearance in their private trial from Monday until Friday.

The daughter of the late Elvis Presley, 52, shares twins Finley and Harper, 11, with the 59-year-old musician, who she parted ways with four years ago following a decade-long marriage.

According to The Sun, the emergency was the reason for the delayed court date.

Court documents in the case read that ‘the matter is not called for hearing,’ as ‘counsel for Petitioner represents that Petitioner cannot appear this date due to a medical emergency,’ The Sun reported.

The custody decision regarding Finley and Harper is expected to be revealed within weeks in the trial, the outlet reported. 

Lockwood, in court docs, declared that Presley’s lawyers have engaged in ‘hyper-aggressive litigation’ in the case, calling for ‘hearings spurred by baseless salacious allegations.’

Lockwood said that Presley incorporated techniques she learned during her time with the Church of Scientology called ‘Fair Gaming’ to estrange him from his daughters, and had asked the court to call former Scientologist Leah Remini in the case, The Blast reported in July.

Lockwood told the court that Presley ‘was raised as a Scientologist and continues to employ a central principle of Scientology called “Fair Game” or “Fair Gaming.”‘

Lisa Marie is also mother to daughters Riley Keough, 31, and late son Benjamin Keough, who tragically took his own life at 27 at her home in Calabasas, California on July 12. 

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