Britney Spears has dealt with her father's legal accounts as part of the legal agreement on a dispute about her 13-year conservatory.
The pop singer, 43, who rewinded her romance with ex-Felon Paul Soliz, paid $ 2.12 million to arrange the fault of her father Jamie Spears, 71.
Judicial documents obtained by people gave the breakdown for the fees, which were paid after father and daughter reached the settlement in February 2024 in the Superior Court of Los Angeles.
The settlement of all disputes in connection with the conservatory procedure is resolved.
Moreover, none of the parties admits any 'facts, claims, liability or misconduct'.
All parties, through a counselor, “have mutually participated in the preparation and drafting of the agreement and have apart from the rights to a profession.”
Britney Spears has dealt with her father's legal accounts as part of the legal agreement on a dispute about her 13-year conservatory. The pop singer, 43, paid $ 2.12 million to arrange her father's fault Jamie Spears, 71 in documents obtained by people
“It was a great result for Britney because it also avoided the possibility of ever witnessing her in court, what she did not want to do, and a media circus avoided,” a source told you that was familiar with the outlet settlement.
Jamie took control of the life and finances of his oldest daughter in 2008 after a number of highly published struggles in mental health care.
It started as a temporary arrangement, but became permanent towards the end of the year.
In the years that followed, Britney was considered good enough to work in what the former estate curator called a 'hybrid business model' in judicial articles, but not good enough to control her personal life.
The estate controlled who her friends were, where she could go and “held her up every purchase to a drink from Starbucks,” said the New York Times.
Britney also told the court that she was forced to use contraception and take medication against her will.
During a court performance, she said to court: 'Madam, my father and everyone involved in this conservatory, and my management, who played huge roles to punish me when I said “no” [to going on tour] – Madam, they have to be in prison. '
After the details of the settlement were discovered, Britney's former lawyer, Mathew S. Rosengart, could not be achieved for comment, but the poisonous singer received a recent visit from her former council and shared the moment on social media.
A source said that the outcome meant that the toxic singer should not testify in court and 'avoid a media circus' (depicted in Los Angeles in February 2018)
Jamie took control of the life and finances of his oldest daughter in 2008 after a number of highly published struggles in mental health care. It started as a temporary arrangement, but was permanent by the end of the year (depicted with Jamie Spears, brother Bryan Spears and mother Lynne Spears in Las Vegas Date Unknown)
In the years that followed, Britney was considered good enough to work in what the former estate curator called a 'hybrid business model' in judicial articles, but not good enough to control her personal life (shown in Los Angeles in September 2008)
Britney's lawyer, Mathew S. Rosengart, did not provide a statement about the settlement. However, the artist shared video of a recent visit with her former counselor on social media who called him 'such a winner'.
'It has been way too long since I saw him !!! OMG OMG OMG !!! It was such an incredible day !!! I am blessed and received a book, “she said about the meeting.
'He showed me with his suit !!! I will be on heels next time, “the singer who wore an orange blouse and a white mini-snik.
The hit maker shared one that she thought were recorded, when the person who documented the meeting actually recorded a video. She ended the post and called her former lawyer, “such a winner.”
Jamie's lawyer, Alex M. Weingarten, said to the publication: 'Jamie is very happy that the case is arranged. He only wanted what is best for Britney, of whom he loves a lot. Jamie's work as a curator is ultimately justified and the world knows how hard he worked to protect her. '
