Britney Spears: How Accusing Her Dad Of ‘Conservatorship Abuse’ Could Affect Her Case – Lawyer Explains

Britney Spears is feeling more hopeful about her conservatorship. The pop star, 39, is scheduled for another court date on September 29 to discuss her request to replace her estranged father Jamie with CPA Jason Rubin as conservator of her estate. The hearing is not one she is taking lightly: sources have revealed to HollywoodLife exclusively that Britney is taking the next court date “very seriously” as she recharges in Hawaii.

Britney Spears' father, Jamie Spears, is losing supporters at a rapid pace, including the pop star's personal conservator and a team of medical professionals.On July 29, Jodi Montgomery, Brit's personal conservator, filed legal documents asking the court to remove Jamie as conservator of Britney's business affairs and estate, claiming the singer's doctors are urging for his ousting.Jodi, according to TMZ, argued that it would be in Britney's best interest to have Jamie removed.

Spears‘ legal battle continues in California.A major development emerged last week when a judge allowed Spears to choose her own lawyer, giving her a major hand in her legal battles for the first time since 2008.Responding to the development, Cummings wrote on Twitter: “Now @britneyspearscan hire own lawyers: please Britney team write/tweet to all in Congress, all @POTUS staff, all @GavinNewsom staff, judges’ staff challenging whether *they personally* support the *shocking* conservatorship

Ready for a change! Britney Spears’ lawyer, Matt Rosengart, filed documents requesting that a new man oversee the conservatorship of her estate amid the singer’s battle to remove her father, Jamie Spears, from the role.

Britney Spears‘ new lawyer, Mathew Rosengart, vowed to fight for the pop star’s freedom and remove her father, Jamie Spears, from her conservatorship.

Britney Spears' lawyer has vowed to move "aggressively" to end her dad Jamie Spears' role in her conservatorship.The Toxic hit singer, 39, won the right to choose her own attorney last week, after accusing her dad of "conservatorship abuse". And the singer's new lawyer, Mathew Rosengart, has already got to work on her case.

Telling all. Britney Spears dished via Instagram why she aims to cease performing onstage as long as she remains underneath the conservatorship that’s currently run by her father, Jamie Spears.

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.

Britney Spears’ wish to choose her own lawyer in the legal battle over her conservatorship.In a landmark 24-minute testimony addressing a Los Angeles court last month, Spears called for the end of her “abusive” conservatorship and told the judge that she wanted to choose her own lawyer.Though she had built a personal relationship with her court-appointed attorney, Samuel Ingham III, Spears told the court that “I haven’t really had the opportunity by my own self to actually handpick my own lawyer

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.

Britney Spears, 39, is fighting to end her 13 year long conservatorship — and ‘Free Britney’ movement  lawyer Lisa MacCarley says an evaluation “isn’t necessary” for the pop star to move forward. During her bombshell 23 minute testimony, Britney stated she wants to end the arrangement involving her dad Jamie Spears, 68, without being “evaluated” again.

One step closer? Britney Spears‘ mother, Lynne Spears, is seemingly taking charge after the pop star’s court-appointed lawyer, Samuel Ingham III, stepped down after 13 years.