Britney’s Dad Awarded Permanent Conservatorship
A Los Angeles court has ruled Jamie Spears as the permanent conservator of daughter Britney Spears’ affairs, also naming him permanent co-conservator of her estate, along with attorney Andrew Wallet. The singer’s court-appointed lawyer Samuel Ingham said in court on Tuesday (October 28), “I’ve met several times with [Britney] and she requested that I not object to the permanent conservatorship.”
Commissioner Reva Goetz stated that the permanent conservatorship was “necessary and appropriate.”
The permanent status doesn’t necessarily mean that the arrangement will remain in place forever, mental health lawyer Terry K. Wasserman told People magazine.
“People shouldn’t read too much into the word ‘permanent’. In many cases, it’s just a formality to avoid having to renew a temporary status over and over again,” he said.
“Ms. Spears can regain control of her life anytime – as long as her doctors feel she’s able to manage her own affairs. But today’s ruling shows that Ms. Spears doesn’t object to her father’s control, that she agrees with it, and most importantly, that she’s making improvement.”
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