Britney Spears' Father Claims She is Making $15 Million on Tell-All Book About Conservatorship

Britney Spears’ attorney Mathew Rosengart has filed new legal papers accusing the company that formerly worked as his client’s business manager – Tri Star Sports & Entertainment Group – of being directly involved in setting up and then benefitting from the conservatorship that oversaw the star’s career and personal life from 2008 until last year.Tri Star was hired by Spears’ father Jamie in 2008 and continued to manage the singer’s business affairs until October 2020, when the company resigned from its position.Rosengart now alleges that Tri Star – and in particular its founder Lou Taylor and Services Director Robin Greenhill – were directly involved in setting up the conservatorship with Jamie Spears. He also claims that it benefitted from the arrangement to the tune of $18 million and used its association with Britney to build its wider business.“Tri Star, Lou Taylor and Robin Greenhill have all denied that Tri Star was involved in the creation of the conservatorship”, says the filing, but – it then insists – various claims that “at the time the conservatorship … was established by this court in early 2008, Tri Star had no role in Ms Spears’ affairs … are false”.The lawyer also includes emails allegedly showing that Taylor had originally pushed to become co-conservator alongside Jamie Spears, and that – while the conservatorship was still being considered in court in early 2008 – she had expressed concern that the judge hearing the case “will not give Jamie the power to administer psychotropic drugs”.In response, Tri Star’s attorney Scott Edelman said on Saturday: “This is materially misleading.

Britney Spears’ attorney, Matthew Rosengart, believes her former business managers may have had a bigger hand in the pop sensation’s conservatorship than they are willing to say.

Britney Spears’ former business manager is being accused of profiting from the pop star’s conservatorship.

Elizabeth Wagmeister Senior CorrespondentDespite denying any involvement with Britney Spears’ conservatorship, the pop star’s former business manager Tri Star Sports & Entertainment Group was directly involved in creating the legal arrangement, according to new court documents, filed by Spears’ attorney. The filing claims that Tri Star received at least $18 million from the conservatorship.Tri Star and its founder, Lou Taylor, served as the superstar’s business managers from 2008 through 2020.

Britney Spears' father has denied claims he set up hidden recording devices in her bedroom during her conservatorship. Jamie Spears had been accused of planting the devices during the months of testimony that led to the end of his control over his daughter's estate.

Britney Spears‘ father Jamie Spears is denying allegations.

Jamie Spears is pushing back on one of his daughter’s allegations.

Elizabeth Wagmeister Senior CorrespondentBritney Spears’ conservatorship is terminated, but the legal battle continues for the pop star.In the latest move in the saga against her father Jamie Spears — who was her former conservator — the pop star’s attorney is blasting the elder Spears for seeking “revenge” by trying to depose his famous daughter, calling it a “low blow” and a strategy to “intimidate” the singer.“He now, with no legitimate, good-faith basis, seeks to take a sham deposition of his daughter, all in an effort to upset and intimidate her,” the star’s attorney, Mathew Rosengart, wrote in a new legal filing to the Los Angeles Superior Court.The next hearing in Spears’ case is set to be held on July 13, where this matter is expected to be addressed in court. But if the conservatorship is over, why is this messy battle still ongoing? The singer is still fighting against her father, who has requested she pay his hefty legal bills, despite being suspended by the court, shortly before the conservatorship was terminated in November 2021.

Britney Spears is once again firing back at her mom!

Jamie Spears is filing paperwork to compel a deposition from his daughter, Britney Spears. According to new court docs obtained by ET, Jamie's lawyers claim that Britney is not only dodging a deposition but stands to make a reported $15 million from an upcoming tell-all book about her conservatorship and the very things Jamie's lawyers claim Britney is refusing to talk about in court.According to Jamie's lawyers, «Britney’s counsel has no legitimate legal basis to object to Britney’s deposition,» adding that the 40-year-old pop star has testified in court previously in this case and she «continues to make public social media posts containing incendiary allegations of various factual matters.»«Britney’s own publicly-posted Instagram posts aimed at Jamie and soon to be publicly-published book directly contradict Britney’s counsel’s claim that Britney has no admissible evidence and that her testimony is not reasonably calculated to lead to the discovery of admissible evidence,» Jamie's legal team argued.Furthermore, Jamie's counsel says that the 69-year-old has a «right to prepare his case and depose Britney» as she is making «inflammatory and unsubstantiated claims against him» in some of her Instagram posts.«Jamie has a right to prepare his case and depose Britney (just as the Court of Appeal already found in another case where Britney was a party) as she is the individual making inflammatory and unsubstantiated claims against him.

Jamie Spears is filing paperwork to compel a deposition from his daughter, Britney Spears. According to new court docs obtained by ET.According to Jamie's lawyers, «Britney’s counsel has no legitimate legal basis to object to Britney’s deposition,» adding that the 40-year-old pop star has testified in court previously in this case and she «continues to make public social media posts containing incendiary allegations of various factual matters.»«Britney’s own publicly-posted Instagram posts aimed at Jamie directly contradict Britney’s counsel’s claim that Britney has no admissible evidence and that her testimony is not reasonably calculated to lead to the discovery of admissible evidence,» Jamie's legal team argued.Furthermore, Jamie's counsel says that the 69-year-old has a «right to prepare his case and depose Britney» as she is making «inflammatory and unsubstantiated claims against him» in some of her Instagram posts.«Jamie has a right to prepare his case and depose Britney (just as the Court of Appeal already found in another case where Britney was a party) as she is the individual making inflammatory and unsubstantiated claims against him.

Jamie Spears is filing paperwork to compel a deposition from his daughter, Britney Spears. According to new court docs obtained by ET, Jamie’s lawyers claim that Britney is not only dodging a deposition but stands to make $15 million from an upcoming tell-all book about her conservatorship and the very things Jamie’s lawyers claim Britney is refusing to talk about in court.

Britney Spears and Sam Asghari didn’t have a honeymoon, but they did give each other a terrific wedding present. The couple acquired a spectacular mansion in Calabasas, which is relatively close to the home they have lived since 2015, and the same one in where they were just married.

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Britney Spears and Sam Asghari purchased an $11.8 million, 11,650-sq.-foot home that sits on 1.6 acres in Calabasas, California. The house is in the same community as Kevin Federline, Britney's ex-husband. The house is a sprawling, single-story estate built in contemporary Mediterranean style with tile, clay, and concrete. The property listing from Coldwell Banker lists the home with seven bedrooms, nine bathrooms, a heated pool, home gym, movie theater, wine cellar, and separate maid's quarters. Atop the amenities, the listing also includes an opulent description, complete with a 33 ft.