After her father Jamie Spears agreed to resign her guardianship, Britney Spears won the custody battle with her father Jamie Spears. However, her fans believe that her battle to regain control of her life is far from over.
The 69-year-old has been in charge of his daughter’s estate for more than 13 years. Archive File, get TMZ and type, Said on Thursday that he would be “willing to step down in due course.” However, Jamie argued that he had no reason to be replaced or resigned immediately.
The document is a response to a petition filed by Britney’s lawyer, which requires a Los Angeles judge to remove him from office. The request was denied. Now, her father’s legal team says in the document that he wants to help ensure a smooth transition for the “new administrator”.
Fans and friends of the pop superstar immediately expressed their support for Britney Spears on Twitter and were pleased with her new development in the regulatory struggle.
“I’m glad to hear the news. It should have been this way, but I’m glad that Britney is finally free. Send so much love! #FreeBritney,” Paris Hilton wrote.
“Leave. Britney. Alone,” Alana Pierce Tweet.
A fan wrote, “Let everyone who hurt her beat for Britney.”
“@Britneyspears Finally! You deserve freedom and happiness! Justice will be done!” Another Twitter user wrote, And the other Say“Britney should live her life, not be abused by the ruthless monsters that make up her family for the rest of her life.”
However, others pointed out that Jamie has not really stepped down, even if Britney did give up control of her $60 million estate, Britney will not get rid of her supervision.
“Let’s make it clear-Britney is not free yet. Her father just said he would allow the transition to a new administrator-‘when the time is right.’ There is still a lot of fighting ahead,” Barbara Gray wrote.
“This is a trap. They will only try to transfer it to other annoying people, such as Lou Taylor. She needs a court to get her out of it,” the second user Comment.
“Britney’s father no longer serves as an administrator does not mean that she is free,” Ashgrey wrote“Even without her father’s control, she is still under supervision. She is still subject to the whims of a third party. She has applied for termination of supervision. This does not achieve this.”
Jamie’s legal team also confirmed NBC News He did not abdicate at this time, because there are still several things to be monitored and must be resolved.
“When these issues are resolved, Mr. Spears will be able to give way,” his document said. “But there is no emergency to justify Mr. Spears’ immediate suspension.”
According to court documents obtained, this is a petition filed by Britney’s lawyer, Mathew Rosengart, requesting that Jamie be removed from her supervisory position and registered by Certified Strategies One month after the replacement of accountant Jason Rubin. people.
Speaking of Jamie’s new document, Rosengart said in a statement U.S. Weekly, “We are pleased that Mr. Spears and his lawyers admitted in a document today that he must be removed. However, we are disappointed by their continued shameful and condemned attacks on Ms. Spears and others.”
The lawyer also said, “Instead of falsely accusing and understating his daughter, it is better to keep Mr. Spears silent and give in immediately.”
Since 2008, Britney has been under the custody of her father. June, New York Times According to reports, the singer expressed “serious opposition” to the regulatory provisions as early as 2016 and stated in confidential court records that it had “too much control” over her life. According to reports, a court investigator said at the time that the singer requested that supervision be terminated as soon as possible.
“Anytime Britney wants to end her custody, she can ask her lawyer to file a petition to terminate it; she has always had this right, but has never exercised it in 13 years,” Jamie’s lawyer Say In a statement to People earlier this year. “Britney knows that her dad loves her and he will be by her side as long as she needs him, just like he has always been—regardless of whether he is supervised or not.”
Britney Spears has been fighting her father in court to end his control of her finances
Photo: AFP/Valerie Macon
