The bipartisan bill would make it easier for those living under conservatorships to choose their own guardian in cases of abuse or fraud.
It seems that the case of freeing Britney Spears from her long-running conservatorship is something everyone — from Madonna to embattled Republican Representative Matt Gaetz — can get behind. Now, a bipartisan bill has been introduced that, if passed, would make it easier for people living under conservatorships to request a different guardian other than their court-appointed one in situations of abuse and fraud. The bill is called the Freedom And Right To Emancipate From Exploitation Act (or, the FREE Act, a reference to the #FreeBritney movement).
