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Britney Spears, 39, is fighting to end her 13 year long conservatorship — and ‘Free Britney’ movement  lawyer Lisa MacCarley says an evaluation “isn’t necessary” for the pop star to move forward. During her bombshell 23 minute testimony, Britney stated she wants to end the arrangement involving her dad Jamie Spears, 68, without being “evaluated” again. “I agree with her. An evaluation isn’t necessary,” Lisa tells HollywoodLife EXCLUSIVELY, breaking down that California probate code is meant to “help families take care of people who are unable to provide for themselves.”

Britney Spears’ court-appointed attorney Sam Ingham earns $10,000 per week, paid for out of the singing megastar’s pocket, a fellow attorney has suggested.That’s around £7,100 each week - and more than £4.4million since he was appointed to be her lawyer 13 years ago.Lisa McCarley, a probate law expert and fellow attorney, suggested Britney’s situation represents a "systemic flaw" in the US legal system.Appearing on the new BBC documentary The Battle for Britney: Fans, Cash and a Conservatorship, which delved into Britney’s ongoing conservatorship battle, Lisa explained how the conservatorship battle first began."Clearly something happened after she gave birth - she was expressing feelings that she didn’t want to be here anymore," she

Britney Spears’ court-appointed conservatorship attorney Sam Ingham is paid $10,000 (around £7,100) a week by the star, a fellow attorney has claimed.

BRITNEY Spears' sister Jamie Lynn DID NOT attend a virtual 'Free Britney' rally on the internet, despite claims she did. The singer's younger sister was alleged to have joined the conversation for around 10 minutes, but a law firm representing Jamie Lynn told TMZ she was not "on the call." The rally also allegedly featured Britney's attorney Lisa MacCarley, and came hours after a Los Angeles judge ruled that Britney's father Jamie will no longer have sole control of his daughter's multi-million dollar fortune.