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Britney Spears has filed a court petition in which she argued that her daughter should be allowed to choose her own layer.Lynne Spears submitted the petition in a Los Angeles court this week, reports the BBC, days after the singer’s longtime manager announced he is stepping down from his role.In the documents it says that Britney “must be allowed to consult with counsel of her choosing”.The news follows an ongoing fallout over Britney’s conservatorship, which she has been legally bound by since

Britney Spears‘ court-appointed lawyer Samuel D. Ingham III has reportedly filed paperwork to resign from his role.The news, reported by Deadline and TMZ, comes less than 24 hours after Spears’ longtime manager Larry Rudolph’s own resignation upon learning the singer is considering officially retiring.Ingham was first appointed as Spears’ lawyer in 2008 by Reva G.

Less than 24 hours after Britney Spears’ longtime manager tendered his resignation, the singer’s court appointed attorney and legal firm want out of the restrictive conservatorship that has controlled the former Princess of Pop’s life and career the past 13-years.

Britney Spears‘ lawyer, Sam Ingham, is stepping down as her court-appointed counsel. Sam officially filed the application on Tuesday, July 6, in Los Angeles, HollywoodLife has confirmed. He has also requested that the court appoints a new attorney to represent Britney in her ongoing battle to end her 13-year conservatorship.

Elizabeth Wagmeister Senior CorrespondentBritney Spears’ court-appointed attorney, Samuel Ingham III, will resign from the pop star’s conservatorship case, Variety has confirmed.Ingham filed paperwork on Tuesday, asking the Los Angeles Superior Court to dismiss him as Spears’ legal representative. “Samuel D.

Another one down. Britney Spears‘ lawyer Sam Ingham III resigned after a report that he’s “loyal” to her father, Jamie Spears, and leaks her “movements and activities” to him.

Britney Spears‘ statement against conservatorship has set off a motion to end remote audio broadcasts in the Los Angeles court system.

Five months after lawyers for James Franco and his controversial, now-shuttered acting school and former students revealed that a settlement had been reached in the class action lawsuit claiming participants had been pushed gratuitous and exploitative sexual situations, money has been put on the table.

Britney Spears, 39, spoke at a court hearing pertaining to her on-going conservatorship and revealed that she previously didn’t know she could petition the court to end it. “I honestly didn’t know that,” she told Los Angeles Superior Court Judge Brenda Penny during her June 23 hearing.

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Britney Spears’ cousin and former assistant Alli Sims is speaking out in support of the pop star following Spears’ latest conservatorship hearing which heard her address the matter for the first time in recent years. The 39-year-old performer addressed the Los Angeles Superior Court in a feverish plea to dissolve the conservatorship that has been in place over her since it was implemented in 2008.

Pitchfork, the family of Katie Dix filed a request for dismissal in Los Angeles Superior Court on June 11, indicating that the case has been settled.Dix died while attending the Hard Summer electronic music festival, organised by Live Nation, in August 2015 in Pomona, California. A medical examiner said that the cause of death was multiple drug intoxication.Her parents Mark and Pamela Dix filed a wrongful death lawsuit in July 2016.

controversial conservatorship arrangement that has given her father extensive control over nearly every aspect of her life, and alleged she has been forced onto birth control against her wishes. The pop superstar made a virtual appearance in court in Los Angeles on Wednesday, asking judge Brenda Perry to put an end to the arrangement, put in place after she suffered a breakdown in 2008.

Britney Spears spoke for the first time about her conservatorship that she’s been under for the past 13 years in court in Los Angeles on Wednesday (June 23).

Britney Spears' conservatorship battle against her father, Jamie Spears, continues, but this time the singer is speaking out for herself, for the first time in years.During Wednesday's latest hearing for the conservatorship, Britney addressed the Los Angeles court directly, appearing remotely due to COVID-19 protocols.

“I would honestly like to be able to sue my family,” said Britney Spears today via telephone to a downtown Los Angeles courtroom. “After I’ve told the whole world I’m okay, it’s a lie,” the once-time Princess of Pop added to a hearing on her long time and restrictive conservatorship. “I’m not happy, I can’t sleep, I’m depressed, I cry every day.”