Dish-Houston

Michael Jackson's cardiologist doesn't seem to be in any state of mourning after the loss of the music icon with whom he lived. His only apparent concern is that he gets paid for his services.

The lawyer representing the doctor (Also a Houstonian) says he is owed $300,000 by AEG Live, the promoter of the comeback concerts, and the doc wants his cash now. He claims the Texas-licensed Dr. hasn't been paid in months.

According to Randy Phillips, CEO and president of AEG Live, the contract to pay Dr. Conrad Murray (Houston doctor) requires Jackson's signature and - unfortunately for him - Jackson did not sign the agreement before his sudden death last Thursday.

Tough break there, Doc!

Dr. Murray will have to file a claim against the singer's estate if he wants to get paid but considering that Michael left behind a reported $400 million debt he might be waiting for a long time to come.