She also ruled that he must provide all documents and communications regarding the alleged surveillance apparatus uncovered by the New York Times' Controlling Britney Spears documentary last year. 12 after finding that he failed to appear for several previously scheduled examinations, according to court documents. Though the now-40-year-old singer is no longer living under the legal arrangement that allowed her father Jamie Spears to control her life and career for nearly 14 years, the court still has to resolve disagreements over how her money was spent.Įarlier this month, Penny ordered Jamie Spears to sit for a deposition in Los Angeles by Aug. The ruling came as the court works through several issues that have been languishing on the court's docket since Spears's conservatorship was terminated in November 2021. is irrelevant to and outside the scope of" the pending issues before the court, Penny said. Spears has refuted a number of the allegations.
Los Angeles County Superior Court Judge Brenda Penny said questioning Britney Spears about the conservatorship under oath would be "unlikely to produce any discoverable information" and would concern issues that Spears likely "lacks firsthand information" about. It was a victory for the pop star, whose attorney argued a deposition would only "retraumatize" her, as her legal team investigates allegations that Jamie Spears and his associates mismanaged her affairs. LOS ANGELES - A judge ruled on Wednesday that Britney Spears won't be forced to sit for a deposition by her father's attorney to provide testimony about the allegations of misconduct she's lodged against her dad and the rest of her family.
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