Britney Spears Won't Be Deposed, in Conservatorship Case, Judge Rules.
E! Online reports that Britney Spears has
had another victory in her long legal battle
against her father, Jamie Spears.
E! Online reports that Britney Spears has
had another victory in her long legal battle
against her father, Jamie Spears.
On July 27, Los Angeles Judge Brenda Penny ruled that the pop star will not have to appear for deposition in her conservatorship case.
The judge denied Jamie Spears' motion to have his
daughter deposed as he gathers evidence to support
his defense against surveillance allegations.
The judge denied Jamie Spears' motion to have his
daughter deposed as he gathers evidence to support
his defense against surveillance allegations.
Britney's lawyer, Mathew Rosengart,
reportedly issued a "plea for decency"
for Jamie's motion to be denied. .
Whether he believes it or not,
or accepts it or not, his daughter
feels traumatized by what she went
through for more than a decade at his hands, Mathew Rosengart, lawyer representing
Britney Spears, via E! Online.
According to E! Online, Rosengart
argued that appearing for a deposition
would re-traumatize his client.
Jamie and his legal team have maintained
that the pop star's father did "nothing wrong" while
acting as the conservator of Britney's estate.
Jamie and his legal team have maintained
that the pop star's father did "nothing wrong" while
acting as the conservator of Britney's estate.
The judge also reportedly ruled that
Britney does not have to disclose her current
address, as it was irrelevant to the case.
For the first time in 13 years,
what happens next for Britney,
professionally, creatively,
personally is up to one person.
It's up to Britney Spears.
She has her dignity back
and those decisions are hers, Mathew Rosengart, lawyer representing
Britney Spears, via E! Online.
For the first time in 13 years,
what happens next for Britney,
professionally, creatively,
personally is up to one person.
It's up to Britney Spears.
She has her dignity back
and those decisions are hers, Mathew Rosengart, lawyer representing
Britney Spears, via E! Online.
According to E! Online, Jamie Spears now has
less than 30 days to present documentation
and sit for a deposition by August 12