Los Angeles, California – Pop star Britney Spears has officially settled with her estranged father, more than two years after the court-ordered termination of the conservatorship that granted him control over her life, attorneys announced.
The terms of the settlement remained undisclosed, as representatives for the singer and her father confirmed the resolution. Spears’ attorney, Mathew Rosengart, expressed gratitude for the opportunity to represent and defend the iconic singer, emphasizing her status as a symbol of artistry and courage.
Following the termination of the conservatorship in November 2021, Spears has now achieved the freedom she sought, no longer needing to be involved with court proceedings. Attorney Alex Weingarten, speaking on behalf of Spears’s father, Jamie, expressed relief that the legal battle has come to an end, emphasizing his commitment to his daughter’s well-being.
The legal conflict between Spears and her father has been ongoing, with disputes over attorney’s fees and allegations of mishandling the conservatorship causing frequent courtroom clashes. Despite the termination of the arrangement in November 2021, the fallout persisted until the recent resolution.
Spears’ conservatorship, which began in 2008 and lasted for 13 years, saw her father overseeing her financial and medical decisions. In a dramatic testimony in June 2021, Spears described the conservatorship as abusive, detailing restrictions on her personal life and autonomy.
After securing the right to choose her own legal representation, Spears enlisted the services of seasoned attorney Mathew Rosengart, signaling a new chapter in her legal battles. The termination of Jamie Spears as conservator further paved the way for Spears to regain control of her life.
Since the end of the conservatorship, Spears has been actively engaging with her fans on social media, releasing new music and even writing a best-selling memoir detailing the challenges she faced during the tumultuous period. The settlement with her father marks a significant milestone in Spears’ road to independence and artistic freedom.