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Stephen Rodrick America has long reveled in the destruction of young women. Here’s a short and not comprehensive list: Judy Garland was given amphetamines at age 16 on the set of “The Wizard of Oz” in 1938. Frances Farmer was institutionalized against her will in 1942, and Dorothy Stratten was murdered by her ex-manager in 1980 at the age of 20.

Stuck in the middle. Sam Asghari’s response to Britney Spears and Jamie Lynn Spears‘ recent drama suggests that the pop singer’s fiancé just wants their “war” to be over.

Jamie Lynn Spears claimed all Britney Spears needed to do to end her conservatorship was move to a new state, but legal experts tell Fox News Digital the chances of that happening were "slim to none." Jamie Lynn doubled down on her claim that she attempted to help Britney out of her conservatorship multiple times during a part two interview with Alex Cooper for the "Call Her Daddy" podcast.  Specifically, Jamie Lynn claimed she gave Britney the advice of moving to a new state. Jamie Lynn Spears claimed all Britney had to do to end her conservatorship was move to a new state, but legal experts disagree.

Britney Spears is not done fighting for herself in court!

environment” made the move necessary.“The current situation is untenable,” Penny said.Prior to that hearing, James Spears reversed course and supported terminating the conservatorship. Rosengart argued that he should be suspended and have no role in the legal arrangement's endgame.

Britney Spears publicly called for an end to her “abusive” conservatorship – which began in 2008 and later sparked the #FreeBritney fan movement – the singer’s father, Jamie Spears, has been suspended from his role as conservator.The suspension was ordered by Judge Brenda Penny in a hearing at the Stanley Mosk Courthouse in downtown Los Angeles yesterday (September 29).

LOS ANGELES -- Britney Spears said in a court filing Wednesday that she agrees with her father that the conservatorship that has controlled her life and money since 2008 should be terminated.The filing in Los Angeles Superior Court from Spears' attorney Mathew Rosengart says she “fully consents” to “expeditiously” ending the conservatorship, which her father James Spears, who has controlled it for most of its 13 years, asked for in a Sept.

LOS ANGELES -- Britney Spears and her new attorney say her father is trying to get about $2 million in payments before stepping down from the conservatorship that controls her life and money, a move they liken to extortion in a court filing Tuesday.The document filed by lawyer Mathew Rosengart says the upcoming scheduled accounting of the conservatorship, which James Spears says he wants completed before he steps down, will mean significant payments for him.“Britney Spears will not be extorted,”

birth control, take medications against her will and prevented from getting married, having another child or even riding in her boyfriend's car unsupervised.“This conservatorship is doing me way more harm than good,” the 39-year-old Spears said at the time. “I deserve to have a life.”James Spears, 69, was fighting to remain in control in court filings as recently as last week.

health care and business decisions in a key period in 2018 and 2019 was especially damaging.“Such scrutiny is exhausting and terrifying, like living in custody,” Lynne Spears said.James Spears stepped down as the so-called conservator of the person for his daughter in 2019, ceding control of her life decisions and health care to court-appointed professional Jodie Montgomery while maintaining control of her finances.A message sent seeking comment from James Spears and his legal team was not

birth control, said she was not allowed to marry her boyfriend, and said she wanted to own her own money.“I just want my life back,” Spears said.She was harshly critical of her father, who serves as conservator of her finances, and had more measured criticism for Jodi Montgomery, the court-appointed professional who serves as conservator of her person, overseeing her life choices.James Spears said in a legal filing that the court needs to investigate the allegations and Montgomery's role,

Speaking her truth. Britney Spears’ full statement from her latest conservatorship hearing was her most public takedown of her father and her team to date—and it is available to read in its entirety below.

Britney Spears claimed she was "put on lithium out of nowhere" when she did not want to go ahead with her second Las Vegas residency. The American singer made the bombshell allegation while speaking in an open Los Angeles court hearing on Wednesday 23 June, about her ongoing conservatorship battle with her management and own father James Spears, for the first time.

Thankful for the support. Britney Spears responded to concerns over her conservatorship battle in a new post to Instagram, revealing that she is “flattered” by the fans who continue to rally behind her.

A judge has declined to suspend Britney Spears' father James Spears from his role as head of a longstanding conservatorship over the star, according to The Hollywood Reporter. The conservatorship, in place since 2008, was recently extended in a private hearing.

Naman Ramachandran Pop star Britney Spears’s bid to remove her father James Spears from the conservatorship of her estate has suffered a temporary setback with a Los Angeles court declining the application.James Spears has been her co-conservator since 2008, when the singer suffered a very public breakdown.

Britney Spears wants to be freed from her father. The pop star’s moves have been missing from stage and screen in a career hiatus that shows no signs of ending, but she’s been making all kinds of manoeuvres in court in an attempt to gain greater control over her life and money after 12 years of a court conservatorship run mainly by her dad, James Spears.

LOS ANGELES -- Britney Spears wants to be freed from her father.The pop star's moves have been missing from stage and screen in a career hiatus that shows no signs of ending, but she's been making all kinds of maneuvers in court in an attempt to gain greater control over her life and money after 12 years of a court conservatorship run mainly by her dad, James Spears.Tuesday afternoon, a Los Angeles judge will hear arguments on Spears' requests, the boldest of which would remove James Spears as

Britney Spears’ father has “nothing to hide” in the legal row over her conservatorship and wants to make sure the singer understands the implications of opening the case up to public scrutiny, a court has heard.

Britney Spears has asked a judge to make court papers containing details about the conservatorship that has controlled her life for 12 years public, according to a new filing.

Britney Spears has asked a court to keep her father from reasserting the broad control over her life and career that he has had for most of the past 12 years.