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Britney Spears, 39, has her sights set on a new candidate to act as the temporary conservator of her estate. The singer and her lawyer, Mathew Rosengart, are fighting to remove Jamie Spears, 69, from his role as conservator of Brit’s estate and replace him with a temporary candidate before dissolving the conservatorship altogether.

Together again. Britney Spears revealed that she has reconnected with her mother, Lynne Spears, two years after the pop star’s tumultuous conservatorship battle came to a close.

Anna Marie de la Fuente Scott Waugh whose credits include “Act of Valor” and the upcoming “The Expendables 4,” is attached to direct the upcoming documentary “Escape to Atlantis,” based on the findings of Seattle native Dr. Jason Rubin who has used deductive reasoning, the writings of philosopher Plato and cutting-edge satellite sonar imagery to pinpoint the location of the fabled lost island of Atlantis.  Said Waugh: “Every story, whether fact or fable, has a character we believe in and hope they prevail. Wouldn’t it be great to be part of a story where our protagonist wins and redefines the world’s truth?” “If Dr. Rubin has found Atlantis, not only does he continually save lives in the ER room, but he will have risen the dead of those lost in Plato’s fable and will redefine our history. That is a story I want to be a part of,” he added.  

Anna Marie de la Fuente Seattle-based MindRiot Entertainment is teaming up with Panama’s Hypatia Films, an associate producer of Claire Denis’ Cannes Grand Prix winner “Stars at Noon,” on the groundbreaking documentary, “In Search of Atlantis,” based on the findings of Seattle native Dr. Jason Rubin who has used deductive reasoning, the writings of philosopher Plato and the most advanced satellite sonar imagery to pinpoint the location of the fabled lost island of Atlantis.  According to MindRiot co-founder and chief creative officer Jonathan Keasey, Dr. Rubin passed on other Hollywood suitors as he liked MindRiot’s approach to the content and the fact that it had marshalled the support of multiple universities, including deep sea explorer Don Walsh, the honorary president of the Explorers Club, and even European authorities, given the maritime jurisdiction of Rubin’s site in the Atlantic Ocean.

Britney Spears wants the immediate removal of dad Jamie Spears from her conservatorship.In court documents obtained by ET, Britney's attorney, Mathew Rosengart, filed a motion requesting that the judge expedite Jamie's removal as conservator of her estate ahead of the scheduled Sept. 29 hearing.

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.

Gallery: I’ll see you in court! Stars who have been sued by their own families, and vice versa (BANG Showbiz)In a recent court document, Britney and her legal team said they want a certified public accountant to take over as the co-conservator of her estate, and suggested Jason Rubin for the role. The documents, filed by Britney’s legal team, read: “Ms.

Could this finally be the end to Jamie Spears‘ reign over Britney Spears?!

Britney Spears‘ battle to remove dad Jamie Spears as conservator of her estate is being backed by her personal conservator, Jodi Montgomery, and her medical team. In court documents filed on July 26 by Britney’s new lawyer Mathew Rosengart, Jodi issued a written declaration in which she supported the 39-year-old singer’s wishes to replace Jamie, 69, with Jason Rubin, a certified public accountant.

Lynne Spears just accused Britney Spears’ dad Jamie Spears of having a physical altercation with the singer’s two sons—an incident she called “appalling and inexcusable,” according to new court documents filed by the “Toxic” singer’s lawyer, Mathew Rosengart.

Britney Spears conservatorship case like the 2020 Tokyo Olympics. Thankfully, the singer keeps winning when it comes to removing her father Jamie Spears as the conservator of her estate.

Britney Spears has filed new legal documents requesting that her father, Jamie Spears, be removed as conservator of her estate.

Lynne Spears has claimed her daughter Britney is doing "fine" amid her legal battle to have her father removed as her co-conservator. The 39-year-old star is currently in court trying to get certified public accountant (CPA), Jason Rubin, to replace Jamie Spears in the role of controlling her estate and more.

Britney Spears wants a certified public accountant to take over as the co-conservator of her estate in the place of her father. The 39-year-old star is currently in court trying to have her father Jamie Spears removed as her co-conservator, and in new court documents it has been confirmed she is seeking to have Jason Rubin – who is a certified public accountant (CPA) – put in Jamie’s place.

Britney Spears has used her new lawyer Matthew Rosengart, to formally request that her father be removed from her conservatorship and an accountant be placed in charge instead.

Britney Spears has made a choice in who she wants to replace her father Jamie as her conservator. On Monday, the 39-year-old pop star's attorney Mathew Rosengart filed a request to remove the singer's father Jamie as her conservator and replace him with Jason Rubin.

Lynne Spears is supporting daughter Britney’s desire to have her estranged dad Jamie replaced as her conservator. On July 26, the singer’s new lawyer Mathew Rosengart filed court documents in Los Angeles Superior Court requesting that Jamie be replaced by Jason Rubin, a certified public accountant.

Britney Spears’ new lawyer is putting up a fight for his famous client, seeking to remove her father, Jamie Spears, from the conservatorship that she has been under since 2008.On Monday, the pop star’s attorney, Mathew Rosengart, filed a motion seeking to appoint an accountant, Jason Rubin, to take over as conservator of her estate.

Britney Spears' new attorney Mathew Rosengart has had another busy day in court amid the pop star's conservatorship battle as the court date to address the star's latest request -- that her father Jamie be removed as conservator – was moved up. Fox News confirmed on Monday that Rosengart filed to have someone else oversee Spears' estate instead of the singer's father, Jamie, asking that he be replaced with Jason Rubin.

Jamie Spears could finally be removed from his daughter’s case and replaced by Jason Rubin, Britney Spears‘ potential new conservator. But who is Rubin, and why did Britney’s lawyer, Mathew Rosengart, file documents requesting Jamie be replaced by him?

Britney Spears, 39, has made a major move in her mission to have her father Jamie Spears, 69, stripped from his role as her conservator. On July 26, the pop star’s newly hired lawyer, Mathew Rosengart, filed court documents requesting that Jason Rubin be hired as the conservator of Britney’s estate.

Britney Spears' new attorney, legal bulldog Mathew Rosengart, has filed a motion in court to officially remove her father as her conservator.The court filing comes as no surprise, as the former prosecutor had already said his goal is to get a new conservator for Britney's estate.

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 has issued another court filing – this time handing the court a name of the person she wants to manage her conservatorship with regards to business dealings moving forward.  According to court documents obtained by Fox News on Monday, the 39-year-old pop star –  through her new attorney Mathew Rosengart – nominated Jason Rubin to be appointed as the conservatorship of her estate. He would replace Spears’ father, Jamie Spears, who has been at the helm for 13 years.

Britney Spears knows who she wants to replace her father as the conservator of her estate. In new court docs obtained by ET, Britney's lawyers requested that Jamie Spears be removed as conservator, and that Jason Rubin, a CPA, be given the job.«Ms.

Britney Spears’ new attorney has filed a petition to replace her father, Jamie Spears, with CPA Jason Rubin of Woodland Hills, Calif.Spears’ father has been her sole conservator, ever since he placed his daughter under the court-approved arrangement in 2008 when she suffered a tough time in the public eye.