Andrew Wallet May Return as Britney Spears’ Co-Conservator Alongside the Singer’s Father Jamie Spears

Britney Spears doesn't want information about her conservatorship to be kept private. In court documents obtained by ET on Thursday, the singer objected to her father, Jamie's, motion to seal the case.

Britney Spears' younger sister Jamie Lynn Spears has filed to gain more control of the "Toxic" singer's assets, according to a new report. Last week, Jamie Lynn, 29, who was revealed to be the trustee of Britney's estate since 2018, filed to request that the assets in the pop star's SJB Revocable Trust be relocated into one or more accounts with Fidelity Brokerage Service, with Jamie Lynn Spears acting as a custodian, according to court documents obtained by the Los Angeles Times.

Moves made. Britney Spears’ sister Jamie Lynn was named her trustee amid her conservatorship battle. According to court documents obtained by Us Weekly, Jamie Lynn was named the trustee of her older sister’s trust, the SJB Revocable Trust, on Tuesday, August 25.

Jamie Lynn Spears has been named trustee of sister Britney's SJB Revocable Trust. The pop star's younger sister will be responsible for ensuring her fortune is transferred into a trust benefitting Britney's children in the event of her death, according to court documents obtained by ET on Tuesday.The documents state that Jamie Lynn was appointed trustee of Britney's trust in 2018, with her appointment signed off by their father, Jamie, and Britney's former co-conservator Andrew Wallet.

Britney Spears‘ father Jamie Spears is pushing to reinstate someone else in his daughter’s finances. The 68-year-old father of the 39-year-old Glory singer submitted a petition to the Superior Court of California on August 19 requesting to have Andrew Wallet, an attorney who handled her finances until 2019, return as co-conservator of her estate, according to reports by People magazine.

Britney Spears isn’t the only one who wants to make changes to her conservatorship!

Britney Spears‘ father Jamie Spears is pushing to reinstate someone else in his daughter’s finances.

Britney Spears has asked a court to reevaluate the government of her finances and career.For more than 10 years, Britney's father Jamie Spears has been legally responsible for these areas of his daughter's life under a court order labelled a 'conservatorship'.Since she burst onto the music scene at 16 years old with 'Hit Me Baby One More Time,' Britney has been one of the most-watched, written about and discussed women of the past 30 years.

The #FreeBritney movement has really picked up steam recently — but it may be facing another roadblock. 

Britney Spears no longer wants her father, Jamie Spears, to have such a tight grip on her career.

According to new court documents, Britney Spears does not want her father, Jamie Spears, to return to the helm of her long-standing conservatorship. Though Britney doesn't necessarily want her conservatorship to end, she "strongly prefers" that her current stand-in conservator, Jodi Montgomery, be made permanent.

Britney Spears wants to make changes to her long-standing conservatorship.

Britney Spears is making some requests in her ongoing conservatorship.