Britney Spears will personally address the status of her conservatorship on record for the first time in recent years.
The pop star’s court-appointed lawyer, Samuel D. …
Britney Spears will personally address the status of her conservatorship on record for the first time in recent years. The pop star’s court-appointed lawyer, Samuel D. Ingham III, told the court in a hearing on Tuesday that he planned to submit a request for the “Toxic” singer to “address the court directly” on an “expedited basis” in 30 days. “The conservatee has requested that I seek from the court a status hearing at which she can address the court directly,” Ingham III told Judge Brenda Penny. Judge Penny also granted a continuance on everything brought forth by all parties involved, including accounting issues, fee requests, as well as requests to make Jodi Montgomery the Conservator of Person for 60-90 days — all of which will take place during a July court date. However, Spears will still speak to the court well beforehand on June 23. The judge also granted a motion allowing the sealing of documents from public view pertaining to Montgomery, who is the temporary conservator of Spears’ person. It is unclear what specific matters Spears would like to address, but Ingham III did say the June hearing would pertain to the “status of the conservatorship.” David Glass, a certified family law attorney and Ph.
