BRITNEY Spears’ lawyer is concerned keeping her dad Jamie Spears as her conservator could “impede” her prenup arrangements.
The 39-year old songstress was engaged to Sam Asghari earlier in the month. She plans to get a prenuptial arrangement before the wedding.
But as Britney’s lawyer Mathew Rosengart works to end the 13-year conservatorship, he is making sure that Jamie, 69, doesn’t complicate issues for the pop icon.
According to new court documents obtained by Page Six this week, Britney is working with Mathew to find a family law attorney who will draw up the prenup.
Mathew states in the filing that the attorney would need to communicate with the conservator of the estate, which in this case is Jamie, but that their relationship is “broken.”
Britney’s lawyer goes on to state that, Jamie’s continued involvement would “impede the ability to negotiate and consummate a contract that all can agree is in Ms. Spears’s best interests.”
PRENUP IN PROCESS
Shortly after the engagement was revealed, Sam shared that the couple plans to have a prenup.
Sam responded to those who were worried on his Instagram Story after fans suggested that the singer might not ask for one.
He wrote: “Thank you everyone who is concerned about the prenup!”
The fitness professional then joked that they’d “of course” have an “iron clad prenup” because he needs to make sure “to protect my jeep and shoe collection incase she dumps me one day.”
END IT NOW
It comes as Britney has reportedly “begged the judge to terminate her conservatorship immediately” after Jamie agreed that it should end.
Britney claimed that the conservatorship does not serve a legitimate purpose.
In court documents, her lawyer states: “If Ms. Spears wants to terminate the conservatorship and believes that she can handle her own life, Mr. Spears believes that she should get that chance.”
The pop singer has also reportedly asked that a “termination plan” for the conservatorship to be formulated.
Britney’s lawyer has allegedly requested that the judge should appoint a conservator on a temporary basis in order to replace Jamie while the “termination plan” is put in place to end the conservatorship.
The next court date in Britney’s conservatorship case is September 29, where it will be decided upon whether the conservatorship will continue.
NEW DOCUMENTARY
In the preview for the upcoming documentary Britney vs Spears. the title card read: “The following audio is a voicemail from Britney Spears to a lawyer on January 21st, 2009 at 12:29am.”
The iconic hitmaker’s voice is then heard, as she says: “Hi, my name is Britney Spears, I called you earlier.
“I’m calling again because I just wanted to make sure we’re in the process of eliminating the conservatorship…”
The trailer comes weeks after the entertainer’s father finally agreed to step down from his role as her conservator after he allegedly became the “target of unjustified attacks.”
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