Britney Spears has resolved her legal dispute with her estranged father, Jamie Spears. However, Jamie won’t make it up to Britney. Instead, she will pay Jamie’s legal fees.
Insiders with first-hand information revealed to TMZ that the case was quietly resolved, leaving Britney Spears outraged. According to her post, her attorney, Mathew Rosengart, had convinced her of the strength of her case. However, she ultimately finds herself covering Jamie’s legal expenses, which reportedly exceed $2 million.
In addition to her issues with legal fees, Britney has compensated Rosengart millions, rumored to be more than $4 million.
Britney Spears’ lawyer Mathew Rosengart, photographed in 2021 (Photo by Kevin Winter/Getty Images).
In 2008, the pop singer and former teen idol was placed under guardianship by court order, and her father was appointed guardian. For most of this 13-year arrangement, she was responsible for overseeing and managing all aspects of her adult daughter’s finances and health care.
The agreement comes after years of legal problems over the guardianship of Britney Spears
Rosengart accused Jamie Spears of mismanaging and exploiting the estate during his 13 years as conservator. Jamie, represented by attorney Alex Weingarten, has consistently maintained that all expenses were sanctioned by the guardianship judge, ensuring her legitimacy.
In June 2021, Spears gave powerful testimony, her first in 13 years under conservatorship, pleading with the court for freedom from what she called an “abusive” conservatorship.
In her testimony, Spears revealed that during her conservatorship she was forced to tour against her will. She also said she was given lithium, which impaired her, and that she was prohibited from getting married or having a baby and forced to use an IUD for birth control.
Following that testimony, Spears gained the right to select her own legal representation, a significant change after 13 years of being represented by a court-appointed attorney. She then hired Rosengart, a distinguished former federal prosecutor with a list of Hollywood stars as clients.
In September 2021, just under two months before ending her conservatorship, a judge suspended Spears’ father as her conservator.
Since her conservatorship ended in November 2021, Spears has taken to social media with vigor. She regularly shares videos of her dance routines and writes extensive notes for her followers. She has released two songs, collaborating with Elton John on “Hold Me Closer” and with Will.i.am on “Mind Your Business.” Additionally, she is the author of a memoir, The woman in mewhich quickly became a bestseller.
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