Britney Spears Wins Right To Manage Her Own Finances As Dad Jamie Tried To Get Access To Her Estate Plan

It’s no secret these days how much Britney Spears suffered under the control of her family, especially at the hands of her father. According to her legal fight with Jamie Spears, the singer was isolated from others, emotionally abused, and financially exploited for the past 13 years. But it turns out they may have been exerting power over the pop sensation WAY before her conservatorship.

Britney Spears delighted her fans as she teased new music while hitting out at her family a month after her conservatorship was lifted. The 40 year old has frequently spoken out against her family on social media after a judge in Los Angeles ended the conservatorship set up by her father Jamie Spears 13 years ago.

Jem Aswad Senior Music EditorBritney Spears continues to use Instagram as her connection to her fans, teasing that a “new song [is] in the works” and posting a video of herself doing some wailing vocal runs on Wednesday.“I just realized this today guys,” she wrote in the caption before referencing the recent end of the 13-year conservatorship under her father, Jamie Spears.

Britney Spears’ 13-year conservatorship ended over a month ago.

Britney Spears' father has another request.

While her conservatorship is officially over, Jamie Spears and Britney’s lawyers continue to battle it out over her future—and if it were up to her father, she would still be paying for his legal fees in the process.

Britney Spears‘ father and former conservator Jamie Spears has petitioned to seek the court’s “confirmation, authorization and direction” for the singer to pay her father’s ongoing legal fees related to the end of her conservatorship.As Variety reports, in documents filed last week, Jamie requested his daughter’s estate pay attorneys who are “participating in proceedings concerning Jamie’s ongoing fiduciary duties relating to winding up” matters relating to the conservatorship, which saw him

Jamie Spears, who was suspended by a judge from his famous daughter’s conservatorship, is asking that Britney Spears’ estate continue to pay his legal fees.The pop star’s attorney is calling the request an "abomination." In documents filed last week, Spears’ father petitioned to seek the court’s "confirmation, authorization and direction" for his daughter’s estate to pay the lawyers who are "participating in proceedings concerning Jamie’s ongoing fiduciary duties relating to winding up" the

Jamie Spears is hoping to get more money from his daughter Britney Spears.

Jem Aswad Senior Music EditorA New York Times report published Monday raises questions about whether Lou Taylor, the business manager long associated with Britney Spears’ recently concluded conservatorship, improperly enriched herself using the singer’s earnings. In the report, titled “Britney Spears Felt Trapped.

Britney Spears, 40, is getting ready to have the best Christmas ever with her fiancé Sam Asghari, 27, and two sons — Sean Preston, 16, and Jayden James, 15. However, there are several people related to Britney that will not be joining her in this year’s festivities.

The legal battle between Britney Spears and her father is still heated.

Britney Spears’ lawyer Mathew Rosengart has questioned why her father, Jamie Spears, was so quick to deny involvement in a Diane Sawyer interview with his daughter two decades ago, while he has refused to comment at all on more serious allegations.Sawyer filmed her interview with Britney in 2003.

Jamie Spears has finally broken his silence! The father of Britney Spears, 69, responded to the pop star’s claims that he was behind the infamous 2003 interview with Diane Sawyer. Jamie’s lawyer, Alex Weingarten, denied his client’s involvement in a statement given to Variety on December 15.

Britney Spears can run her money, her way. In yet another legal victory for the 40-year-old pop star, the courts ruled on Thursday that Spears is free to handle her finances and conduct business on her own.

Britney Spears is allegedly not inviting any members of her family to her wedding after finally escaping her conservatorship and finding freedom.

Britney Spears has been granted the power to sign her own estate planning documents.The singer won the right in court yesterday (December 8) despite her conservatorship ending last month, according to Rolling Stone.“I’ll go ahead and make that order today — that she has the ability to go ahead and execute documents,” said Judge Brenda Penny, after she also granted a motion sealing paperwork related to Britney’s new estate plan.Spears’ conservatorship was officially ended on November 12, with the