Britney Spears’ father filed a petition to end conservatism
September 8, 2021
Jamie Spears, the father of pop star Britney Spears, filed a petition Tuesday demanding an end to a 13-year court order giving him financial control over her career and finances.
In the petition, Jamie Spears referred to the June hearings in which his daughter told a heir judge that the agreement was “abusive” and said she was “traumatized.”
“Ms. Spears told this court that she wanted control of her life without the conservatory rails,” Jamie Spears said in her petition, according to CNN. “She wants to be able to make decisions about her own medical care, deciding when, where and how often to receive therapy.
“She wants to control the money she has earned from her career and spend it without supervision or supervision. She wants to be able to get married and have a baby if she chooses. In short, she wants to live her life the way she chooses, without the restrictions of the conservator or court proceedings.
“As Mr. Spears has said over and over again, all he wants is the best for his daughter. If Mrs. Spears wants to end conservatism and believes she can handle her own life, Mr. Spears Spears believes she should get this by accident, “the documents said. It is unclear when Jamie Spears could stop acting as quaestor for his daughter’s estate, a role he took on in 2008 after high-profile incidents in which she acted irregularly, sometimes while being persecuted by paparazzi.
In June, he said he planned to step down as quaestor, but did not say when.
In a statement Tuesday, Britney Spears’ lawyer, Matthew Rosengart, said: “This submission represents another victory for the Britney Spears Act – a huge one – as well as an excuse for Mrs Spears. Mr Spears seems to believe he can try to avoid accountability and justice, including sitting under oath and responding to another discovery under oath. “
Britney Spears, 39, said in court that she wanted to charge her father with “abuse of conservatism.”
Britney Spears, 39, has not filed her own petition to end conservatism, despite asking a judge to remove her father as quaestor. New York Times said.