By Jen Heger - Breaking Celebrity News Assistant Managing Editor

Katherine Jackson's attorney, Perry Sanders, told Breaking Celebrity News exclusively that he will go back to court in the next several days, to have the Jackson family matriarch's custody of Michael Jackson's children re-instated, after Judge Mitchell Beckloff gave temporary guardianship of the kids to Tito Jackson's son, T.J.

"Randy (Jackson) texted me during the court proceedings and said that Katherine was on her way back to Los Angeles. I will be going back to court in the very near future to have her guardianship of Michael Jackson's children re-instated," Sanders told Breaking Celebrity News exclusively.

DOCUMENTS: TJ Jackson Granted Temporary Guardianship Of MJ's Children

As previously reported, Los Angeles Judge Mitchell Beckloff made the ruling in an emergency guardianship hearing Wednesday morning, appointing Tito Jackson’s son as the temporary guardian of Prince, Paris and Blanket Jackson. The children have been embroiled in a vicious family struggle for more than a week now as the Jackson siblings are battling over the late King of Pop’s will, which half of them claim is fake. The will was validated as legit over two years ago, and there have been three failed attempts to have the will invalidated.

Michael’s nephew T.J. has been a constant presence in the children’s lives and for the time being will become their temporary guardian. T.J. Jackson got extremely emotional during the hearing and told the judge that when he spoke to his grandmother on the telephone, she didn't sound like herself, and thought other people were on the phone listening to the conversation.

Katherine Jackson was finally able to talk to her grandchildren after more than a week Tuesday night after her attorney flew to Tucscon, Arizona where Katherine has been holed up all week with no access to a telephone,