Attorneys for Britney Spears ask the Judge to reject the 'retaliatory' plea from her father, Jamie

Updated on July 28, 2022 16:20 PM by Anna P

Britney's lawyer requested The Judge

Amid the ongoing legal struggle following the contested termination of her Conservatorship, Britney Spears' attorneys have once again persuaded a US judge to deny her father's request that she appear before him for questioning.

Representatives for the pop star claimed that Jamie Spears' most recent legal filings showed "his purpose to harass, hurt, and retraumatize" his daughter Britney and that he had descended to "a new low."

Attorney appealed before Judge's verdict

Judge Brenda Penny is scheduled to rule on the case on Wednesday. So the lawyers have requested the Judge to deny Jamie's request.

Judge Penny has ruled he must take the stand and answer questions about claims that he watched the singer at her house; he disputes this.

Britney's decision was Retiilitory

Attorneys for the recently wed Britney claimed that the decision to have her take a deposition was "retaliatory."

Lawyers said that Mr. Spears' prior motions to the court contained "many misrepresentations of fact and law" in new filings submitted on Tuesday and acquired by the PA news agency.

According to the documents, Mr. Spears "has stooped to a new low by providing the Court with false "exhibits" containing Ms. Spears's private and personal, sealed material."

Jamie is set to hurt and traumatize Britney again

'"Mr. Spears' most recent filing further establishes his aim to harass, hurt, and retraumatize Britney Spears," the court ruled.

As we have previously observed, any deposition at all, even (or especially) with the so-called "options" espoused by Mr. Spears (i.e., a "referee," which would be unlawful), would be harassing in and of itself.

We humbly request that this court adopt its provisional finding dismissing Mr. Spears's motion to compel Ms. Spears's deposition because of the above factors and those in the record.

Britney's Conservatorship was abolished

After nearly 14 years, Britney's conservatorship rule was abolished in November, restoring her ability to make her own personal and financial decisions.

Following a public breakdown the previous year, the Toxic star was placed under a conservatorship in 2008, with Jamie serving most of the time as a conservator.

Britney was emotional

She met Taron Egerton, who reportedly just finished recording a duet with Sir Elton John. Given her breakdown because of her father, Jamie, a spark of Joy is lately observed in Britney's life.

In a Beverly Hills recording studio last week, they reportedly worked on a new rendition of his 1971 iconic song Tiny Dancer with producer Andrew Watt. According to rumors, Universal Music will probably release the song next month.