The Toxic singer’s conservatorship was ended in November after 13 years, but a legal battle is still in place over the details of the completion of the agreement and at a hearing on Thursday (Aus time) lawyers acting for Jamie Spears requested all records relating to the case be unsealed so people can hear the “truth”, arguing the public had a “right to know”.
The three-hour hearing saw some explosive confrontations between the lawyers, with Weingarten accusing Rosengart of planting false stories, such as claimed Jamie was aware of secret surveillance watching over his daughter.
The judge insisted she wouldn’t deal with the surveillance row until another hearing on 27 July, while another court date was set for 16 March to tackle Rosengart’s objections to attorney fees requested by lawyers acting for Britney’‘s mother, Lynne Spears
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