Britney Spears conservatorship arrangement with father Jamie Spears was made permanent with no objection coming from Britney. If the terms of the deal remain the same, her dad will continue to oversee her estate, finances, legal affairs and medical care along with attorney Andrew Wallet.
The conservatorship seems to have been made permanent because the condition that apparently caused temporary conservatorship did not change.
Britney lost control of her affairs following her hospitalization Jan. 31 on a 5150 hold, meaning she was considered a danger to herself or others.
Family law specialist Alexandra Leichter: "It certainly makes it more difficult to gain custody of the children because if one court found that she is not capable of taking care of herself and affairs then how is the other court going to find her able to take care of the affairs of two babies. The burden now shifts to Britney Spears or her conservator [Spears' father] to prove that she is perfectly capable, rather than the conservator having to prove that she is not capable."
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Britney Agrees to Permanent Conservatorship, Puts Regaining Custody in Doubt
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Big Money Conservatorship
The conservatorship seems to have been made permanent because the condition that apparently caused temporary conservatorship did not change.
Britney lost control of her affairs following her hospitalization Jan. 31 on a 5150 hold, meaning she was considered a danger to herself or others.
Family law specialist Alexandra Leichter: "It certainly makes it more difficult to gain custody of the children because if one court found that she is not capable of taking care of herself and affairs then how is the other court going to find her able to take care of the affairs of two babies. The burden now shifts to Britney Spears or her conservator [Spears' father] to prove that she is perfectly capable, rather than the conservator having to prove that she is not capable."
Full Article and Source:
Britney Agrees to Permanent Conservatorship, Puts Regaining Custody in Doubt
See also:
Big Money Conservatorship
2 comments:
This is step two. Step one was getting Brittney conserved, which she may have made easier by her irratic and perhaps out of control behavior.
Step two is to make it permanent.
Step three will be to remove her father. This will come in a year or two.
And then all Brittney's money will go quickly and you-know-who will get rich.
Brittney's a pawn of greed. Years from now, the true story will come out, but by then she'll be penniless.
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