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Those who have finished Controlling Britney Spears may have questions about Robin Greenhill‘s net worth and how much Britney Spears’ former business manager made from her conservatorship amid claims that she was responsible for the idea to bug the singer’s phone and record her texts and calls.

If you watched Controlling Britney Spears, you may be curious about Edan Yemini’s net worth and how much he made as the head of Britney Spears’ security amid claims that his firm, Black Box Security, bugged her phone and recorded more than 180 hours of private conversations from a secret recording device placed in her bedroom.

Toxic? Britney Spears’ family, especially her parents and her siblings, has been under a microscope amid her conservatorship battle.

Conservators in charge of both the estate and the person can make a range of personal decisions for the conservatee, including medication regimens.Probate conservatorships differ from another type of agreement named a mental health (LPS) conservatorship.These typically apply when people have become "seriously mentally ill" and require "powerful" drugs or facility placement.While Britney Spears is under a Probate Conservatorship, her father initially received approval on mental health grounds.Ms Spears was put on an involuntary psychiatric hold in 2008 before her father, James Spears, petitioned a court in Los Angeles to establish a conservatorship with himself and attorney Andrew Wallet in charge.They received a temporary dispensation at

Britney Spears walking into an LA hairdressers and picking up a pair of clippers, before shaving her head in front of photographers.Days later, the pop megastar then attacked a paparazzo’s car with an ­umbrella, before speeding away.These events in 2007 were the ­beginning of what was described as “Britney’s meltdown”.Following further struggles, the singer lost custody of her two sons with ex-husband Kevin Federline, and was involuntarily hospitalised in a psychiatric ward.Under California state law, Britney was placed under a temporary conservatorship by her father Jamie Spears and a lawyer called Andrew Wallet, giving them complete control of her assets as she was deemed unfit to look after herself.Now, a new documentary, Framing Britney

By now, many in the US have seen the new FX-Hulu documentary Framing Britney Spears, which explores the iconic pop singer’s meteoric rise in the late 1990s and subsequent deterioration at the hands of the brutal 2000s media machine. Retracing her steps – from a cheery 10-year-old on Star Search to Disney Mouseketeer to groundbreaking pop phenomenon to tabloid victim and beyond – the special takes a closer look at the events leading up to Britney’s still-active legal conservatorship, which has been in place since 2008 and is overseen by her father, Jamie Spears, and lawyer Andrew Wallet.

Britney Spears has lost her bid to have her father, Jamie Spears, dropped as her conservator. The “Toxic” singer had her application denied by a Los Angeles court on Tuesday.

Britney Spears has lost her bid to have her father, Jamie Spears, dropped as her conservator. The “Toxic” singer had her application denied by a Los Angeles court on Tuesday.

Naman Ramachandran Pop star Britney Spears’s bid to remove her father James Spears from the conservatorship of her estate has suffered a temporary setback with a Los Angeles court declining the application.James Spears has been her co-conservator since 2008, when the singer suffered a very public breakdown. He became sole conservator in 2019 after attorney Andrew Wallet resigned from his co-conservatorship.In a hearing on Tuesday, Los Angeles superior court judge Brenda Penny declined to suspend James Spears from his conservatorship, though she did not rule out future petitions for his removal or suspension.“My client has informed me that she is afraid of her father,” Britney Spears’ attorney Samuel D.

Britney Spears’ former estate manager has claimed that the singer could be under her conservatorship for the rest of her life.The legal battle over the conservatorship has continued this week, with the latest development seeing the singer’s father Jamie withdrawing his petition to reinstate lawyer Andrew Wallet as a co-conservator of Spears’ estate.Spears’ lawyers argued last month that Wallet was “uniquely unsuitable” for the role of conservator, and her father withdrew the petition in favour of Wallet yesterday (October 5).

Britney Spears' former estate manager has shed some light on her legal conservatorship, revealing it could last for the rest of her life.

Britney Spears' former estate manager Andrew Wallet has claimed the Work B*tch singer could be under her conservatorship for the rest of her life.Wallet has slammed the on going Free Britney movement claiming those pushing for the disolving of the legal lock "don't have a clue". Breaking his silence for the first time since the movement gained international headlines, Wallet said: "Britney is in a conservatorship for good reason but a lot of the Free Britney people have no experience with the law.

The press surrounding Britney Spears‘ conservatorship has largely been a family affair — but now we’re getting perspective from an outsider who is very close to the issue.

Britney Spears revealed in new court filings that she's done with live performances — at least for the time being.The 38-year-old pop icon made the disclosure as her battle with her father Jamie Spears has intensified over her ongoing conservatorship.In new filings obtained by TMZ, the singer objected to her father's attempts to bring back Andrew Wallet as a co-conservator, a job he held from 2008–2019.But dad Jamie has hit back, claiming Britney's stated objections to Wallet's appointment are inaccurateand requesting a hearing to determine the facts in his own legal docs.

Britney Spears’ fans have been flooding social media with the hashtag #FreeBritney in hopes of uncovering the truth about the Princess of Pop’s conservatorship.Spears was placed under the legal guardianship in February 2008 after she suffered a public breakdown amid her divorce from Kevin Federline, with whom she shares sons Preston and Jayden. Her father, Jamie Spears, has been the main conservator of Britney’s person and her estate, but attorney Andrew Wallet and licensed fiduciary Jodi Montgomery have also had roles in the case.Wallet abruptly resigned as co-conservator in March 2019, two months after the “Toxic” singer announced that she was going on an indefinite work hiatus.

Moves made. Britney Spears’ sister Jamie Lynn was named her trustee amid her conservatorship battle. According to court documents obtained by Us Weekly, Jamie Lynn was named the trustee of her older sister’s trust, the SJB Revocable Trust, on Tuesday, August 25.

Jamie Lynn Spears has been named trustee of sister Britney‘s SJB Revocable Trust. The pop star’s younger sister will be responsible for ensuring her fortune is transferred into a trust benefitting Britney’s children in the event of her death, according to court documents obtained by ET on Tuesday.

acquired by The Blast read: ‘Upon the settlor’s death, the entire principal of the Trust, including all accused and undistributed and unrealised income, together with any insurance on the settlor’s life or other assets payable to the Trust as a result of settlor’s death, shall be promptly distributed by the Trustee to the trustee or co-trustee of the BJS Kids & Family Trust, to be held, administered and distributed in accordance with its terms.’The court has yet to sign off on Jamie Lynn’s request, which was reportedly signed off by Britney’s father Jamie Spears and co-conservator Andrew Wallet.Jamie Lynn is the youngest of the Spears siblings, and shot to fame on Nickelodeon as a teenager with roles on All That and Zoey 101, on which she

Jamie Lynn Spears has been named trustee of sister Britney's SJB Revocable Trust. The pop star's younger sister will be responsible for ensuring her fortune is transferred into a trust benefitting Britney's children in the event of her death, according to court documents obtained by ET on Tuesday.The documents state that Jamie Lynn was appointed trustee of Britney's trust in 2018, with her appointment signed off by their father, Jamie, and Britney's former co-conservator Andrew Wallet.

Britney Spears' little sister Jamie Lynn Spears was quietly made a trustee to the trust protecting the superstar's massive fortune back in 2018.The former Nickelodeon star, 29, was named a trustee of the SJB Revocable Trust two years ago after the approval of dad Jaime Spears and co-conservator Andrew Wallet,according to legal documents obtained by The Blast.While alive, the Work singer, 38, is the 'sole beneficiary' of the trust but the newly discovered documents reveal the plans outlined for SJB Revocable Trust if the singer passes away. Overprotected:Britney Spears' little sister Jamie Lynn Spears was quietly made a trustee to the trust protecting the superstar's massive fortune back in 2018.