Britney Spears' first husband wants conservatorship ended

Britney Spears has been trying to get out of conservatorship for well over a decade, leaked voicemails appear to reveal. The messages also show that she's been fearful of her father, Jamie Spears, since at least 2009.On Instagram, the pop star's highly-controversial former manager Sam Lufti posted a series of voicemails from Britney — seemingly left for the court — that gave a glimpse into her thoughts on the conservatorship back in late aughts.In the first post, which came attached to a

Time for self-care. Britney Spears revealed how she’s doing emotionally — and how she’s choosing to cope — amid her ongoing conservatorship battle.

Elizabeth Wagmeister Senior CorrespondentAfter 13 years of being silenced, Britney Spears’ voice has been heard around the world.

Britney Spears has written a lengthy post in which she accuses undisclosed persons of failing to support her when she needed them.The pop star shared an image on Instagram yesterday (July 16) which in part read, “Never forget who ignored you when you needed them”, alongside her stated grievances.“How dare the people you love the most say anything at all…did they even put a hand out to even lift me up at the TIME !!!?” reads some of the singer’s message.

The first husband of Britney Spears, Jason Alexander, has claimed that her team put a stop to their marriage by misleading him into agreeing to sign an annulment.

Jason Alexander, who tied the knot with Britney Spears, 39, at a Las Vegas chapel in 2004, appeared on the latest episode of the Toxic: The Britney Spears Story podcast, and recalled signing the legal documents to annul their marriage shortly after the news emerged. And now, he’s claiming he was tricked into ending their marriage with the promise that they could continue their relationship.

Britney Spears is serious about wanting to charge her father, Jamie Spears, with conservatorship abuse.

Britney Spears accused her father, Jamie Spears, of abusing his power as her conservator in a court hearing on Wednesday, July 14, Us Weekly can confirm.

During her court appearance on Wednesday, July 14, Britney Spears, 39, shared yet another emotional testimony regarding her life under her controversial conservatorship. The “…Baby One More Time” crooner spoke to judge Brenda J. Penny and requested she be allowed to hire her own lawyer to end her conservatorship. She was reportedly granted her request and also emotionally asked that her dad Jamie Spears, be charged with conservatorship abuse.

amicus brief with the Superior Court of Los Angeles County in support of Britney Spears’ right to select her own attorney for her conservatorship proceedings. The document, filed on Monday (12 July), sets out: “the importance of ensuring that a conservatee can select her own lawyer, where, as here, she has expressed a desire and an ability to do so.

It seems Britney Spears is in the market for a new lawyer after Sam Ingham stepped down as her court-appointed counsel. The 39-year-old reportedly wants high-profile attorney Mathew Rosengart to take over the position on her team, according to a July 10 report by TMZ. Sources told the outlet that Britney had signed documents requesting that he take over as her lawyer, amid her controversial conservatorship.

Jem Aswad Senior Music EditorAfter recordings of the remote audio from Britney Spears’ blistering 24-minute statement during her June 23 conservatorship hearing began circulating widely over the web, Los Angeles County courts have decided to end their remote audio attendance program completely.

Britney Spears’ father Jamie will remain the pop singer’s conservator of her estate after a judge denied a request from her attorney to have him removed.According to Variety, documents filed by the Los Angeles Superior Court on Wednesday (June 30) show a judge has denied a ‘months-old’ request to remove Jamie as conservator, as submitted by Britney’s lawyer Samuel D.