Britney Spears officially asks judge to permanently remove her father’s conservatorship to ‘take back her life again’

Jodi Montgomery Samuel D.Ingham Los Angeles Pop stars singer

25.03.2021 - 21:13

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BRITNEY Spears has now officially asked a judge to permanently end her father's control over her $60m fortune and personal life.

The pop star's life has been managed by a controversial court-ordered conservatorship since 2008 in the wake of her very public breakdown.

Jamie Spears had been in control of both the singer's financial and personal affairs before stepping down from the latter role in September 2019 due to health reasons.

Jodi Montgomery - a care professional - then replaced him on what has been a temporary basis. At the most recent hearing into Britney's case, her lawyer Samuel D Ingham III told a judge in Los Angeles he would file a petition to make the appointment permanent.

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