Melissa Rivers Will Inherit $110 Million From Late Mother Joan Rivers

Melissa Rivers allegedly has inherited the bulk of her late mother Joan's multi-million dollar estate.

According to US Weekly, the 46-year-old will inherit $75 million in cash as well as her mother's $35 million New York apartment.

Melissa's 13-year-old son Cooper has received his own bequest, a source told the publication.

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Sizable amount: Melissa Rivers allegedly has inherited the bulk of her late mother Joan's multi-million dollar estate

But inheriting her mother's sizable estate hasn't brought much comfort to Melissa. 

'It's no consolation for losing her mother so soon,' said the source.  

Meanwhile, the world will never know what action killed the comedian after a routine surgery, because her heartbroken daughter told doctors NOT to perform an autopsy.

Joan died last month after a throat surgery left her brain dead.

Her daughter was left so despondent by her mother's sudden and unexpected passing that she specifically requested no autopsy be conducted, TMZ reports.

Opulent: The 46-year-old will inherit $75 million in cash as well as her mother's $35 million New York apartment

Luxurious: The walls in the 5,000-square-foot apartment were gold-plated 

According to New York law, a family member can request that if there's no evidence of criminality associated with the death.

Rivers died from a 'predictable' complication involved in the throat procedure, the New York Medical Examiner reported.

A further autopsy could have pinpointed what exactly what went wrong during the surgery - such as a puncture in the throat or some other trauma.

Her grandson: Melissa's 13-year-old son Cooper has received his own bequest

Yorkville Endoscopy, the clinic where Rivers underwent surgery, has since been deemed deficient in four major categories required for accreditation following an investigation by the New York State Health Department. If it does not correct these problems, it will lose its license on January 7 of next year.

In a October 9 letter to the clinic's director of operations, Tricia Dougherty, obtained by MailOnline, the categories the clinic is 'noncompliant in the following four areas: 'governing body and management, surgical services, medical staff and patient rights.'

In the dark: Melissa was left so despondent by her mother's sudden and unexpected passing that she specifically requested no autopsy be conducted, pictured earlier this month at LAX

'This is a big, big deal,' Dr. Jerome Waye, a Manhattan gastroenterologist who has spoken with physicians on the Yorkville staff about the investigation, told MailOnline.

'They won't be able to take Medicare patients, and that's got to be at least half their clientele.'

'I don't know of any circumstance where the whole Medicare certification is pulled over one doctor doing one procedure,' said Waye.

'I'm quite surprised that Medicare has come down on Yorkville like this,' Waye said