Britney Spears isn't out of her dad's watchful eye just yet.
On Tuesday, a Los Angeles judge ruled that the conservatorship of Spears would continue, TMZ.com reports.
No expiration date has been set yet, but lawyers involved said they expect it to last between six months to a year.
It was ordered that the pop star's dad, Jamie Spears, would continue to receive $16,000 a month for his job as his daughter's conservator, RadarOnline.com reports. On top of that, he'll continue getting $1,200 for office space.
As conservator, the judged ruled her father will have the power over the company she keeps, provide her with 24-hour security and have access to all her medical records.
The judge also ruled that Andrew Wallet, Spears' co-conservator, be paid $174,569 for services rendered between July and November. Another $300,000 will paid by the conservatorship to attorneys for the case.
In the courtroom, Spear's court appointed attorney, Samuel Ingham, said, "She [Britney] accepted the accounting as filed and had no objection to it."
The next court hearing is scheduled for Jan. 14.
On Tuesday, a Los Angeles judge ruled that the conservatorship of Spears would continue, TMZ.com reports.
No expiration date has been set yet, but lawyers involved said they expect it to last between six months to a year.
It was ordered that the pop star's dad, Jamie Spears, would continue to receive $16,000 a month for his job as his daughter's conservator, RadarOnline.com reports. On top of that, he'll continue getting $1,200 for office space.
As conservator, the judged ruled her father will have the power over the company she keeps, provide her with 24-hour security and have access to all her medical records.
The judge also ruled that Andrew Wallet, Spears' co-conservator, be paid $174,569 for services rendered between July and November. Another $300,000 will paid by the conservatorship to attorneys for the case.
In the courtroom, Spear's court appointed attorney, Samuel Ingham, said, "She [Britney] accepted the accounting as filed and had no objection to it."
The next court hearing is scheduled for Jan. 14.
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what the hell?
She doesnt deserve this, look at her now. She had a breakdown 2YEARS AGO. She has made a recovery, made an album, gone on a yearlong tour. AND IS MAKING ANOTHER! its time for them 2 just let her go and stop using her. i believe very much in her, always have. i believe she will get out of her conservership pretty quickly. poor poor girl.
She doesnt deserve this, look at her now. She had a breakdown 2YEARS AGO. She has made a recovery, made an album, gone on a yearlong tour. AND IS MAKING ANOTHER! its time for them 2 just let her go and stop using her. i believe very much in her, always have. i believe she will get out of her conservership pretty quickly. poor poor girl.
leave a comment and tell me what you think about her conservership:)
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