What's next for Britney Spears' conservatorship? Legal experts weigh in

TheWrap-Up,” hosts Sharon Waxman and Daniel Goldblatt discussed the decision to hire Jerry O’Connell as a host of “The Talk,” Disney’s success with the hybrid release of “Black Widow” and Chrissy Teigen lamenting her current status as a member of the “cancel club.”Then, we break down this week’s big hearing in the Britney Spears conservatorship case. We got some expert legal analysis from Benny Roshan, who chairs Greenberg Glusker’s Trusts and Probate Litigation Group, and David J.

Britney Spears’ conservatorship battle, but they don’t think Matt Gaetz should be joining the team anytime soon.On Thursday’s episode of “The View,” the women once again voiced their support for Spears, celebrating that the pop star was given the right to choose her own attorney and saying they hope her legal battle will be over sooner rather than later.

@FreeBritneyLA rally:“Britney Spears has been abused by the media, a grifter father, and the American justice system.We need to come together and create a federal cause of action.”#FreeBritney pic.twitter.com/eqMGN6ZGMRMore to come…

Count Madonna among the Britney Spears supporters in her battle to free herself from conservatorship. The pop artist has spoken out on her Instagram Story to end the hold Spears’s father has on her life and career.

Her side of the story. Jamie Lynn Spears is working on a memoir — and the title is a nod to one of her sister’s most famous songs.

As the situation surrounding Britney Spears’ conservatorship takes one dramatic twist after another, the “Toxic” singer’s sister is preparing to speak her own truth.

As the exits and resignations from Britney Spears’ controversial conservatorship snowball, the focus has now turned to the bottom line of the singer’s more than $50 million fortune. Specifically, one day after temporary co-conservator Jodi Montgomery requested big bucks for increased security amidst death threats, the singer’s father and co-conservator wants to solidly put the kibosh on handing out any more cash.

Setting the record straight. Jamie Lynn Spears spoke out about a report that claimed she is the only member of her family not on sister Britney Spears’ payroll amid the pop star’s conservatorship battle.

Jamie Lynn Spears claims she’s been sent death threats over her sister Britney Spears’ conservatorship battle. The 39-year-old singer appeared in court recently to speak out about her “traumatising” conservatorship, which she has been placed under since 2008 and has been largely controlled by her and Jamie Lynn’s father, Jamie Spears.

Jamie Lynn Spears is once again speaking out, this time with a request.

The firm appointed as co-conservator of Britney Spear’s estate has asked to resign after the singer made an impassioned plea to the court last week.

Jem Aswad Senior Music EditorBessemer Trust, a professional wealth management firm that was poised to take over as co-conservator of Britney Spears’ estate and work with her father, has asked to resign from the arrangement, according to a court document filed Thursday that was cited by the New York Times.The company, which manages more than $100 billion in assets, said it was requesting to withdraw “due to changed circumstances.” In the filing, the firm said it had been told the singer’s

The Bessemer Trust is backing out.

Christina Aguilera is the latest celebrity to support Britney Spears‘ pleas to end her conservatorship. As noted by Page Six, Aguilera, along with Justin Timberlake and Ryan Gosling first met Spears in 1993 on the set of “The All-New Mickey Mouse Club” in its sixth season on the Disney Channel.

On Monday, Jamie Lynn Spears made an emotional statement in support of sister Britney Spears, on the heels of the pop star’s latest conservatorship hearing.