Discussions over comedian Robin Williams' estate continue to grow more complicated. This time, his widow Susan Schneider Williams and three children Zachary, Zelda, and Cody are fighting over the actor's bicycle collection.

Decisions on how to split William's possessions still hang in the balance, and instead of finding answers, more questions seem to plague the family. Williams was known to be an avid biker during his years putting up an expensive collection of bikes.

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Aside from this collection, books, artworks, and other valuable items worth millions are still in dispute. Despite the actor's will, both parties cannot seem to come to an agreement, Associated Press reported.

Schneider's attorney asks that the judge intervene and decide on the matter between his client and the three siblings.

"We've been working very hard through mediation and other processes to narrow down those issues, but issues remain," Attorney James Wagstaffe told AP.

But Williams' kids Zachary, Zelda, and Cody do not agree to court intervention.

"Robin Williams clearly intended that the trustees, people he knew for a very long time, would be interpreting his trust rather than the court," the siblings' attorney said in the report.

Last month, the two parties were in serious disagreement over the amount of funds to be allocated to Schneider for maintaining the mansion Williams' left under her name.

Meanwhile, rock band "Iron Maiden" honors the comedian with a song dedicated to him. Entitled "It's Tears of a Clown" talks about how a funny may who seemed happy all the time was actually depressed deep inside, People reported.

Williams was found in his home last Aug. after committing suicide. While his wife had hints of his depression, the world was in left in shock at the news of the comedic icons' untimely death. Discussions over depression and battling mental disorder were thrust in the spotlight after the comedian's death. 

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