Britney Spears Achieves Victory and Independence After Conservatorship End, Rosengart Praises Her Successes

Matthew Rosengart spoke to reporters outside of the courthouse after Jamie Spears attempted to crashes his daughter’s wedding by pleading not guilty during a related legal dispute over his request for Britney to cover his lawyer fees. In a significant development, Britney Spears has reached an agreement in her lawsuit against her estranged father Jamie Spears following the termination of their 14-year conservatorship last November. The details surrounding this settlement were not disclosed as it pertained solely to Jamie’s petition for financial compensation from his daughter regarding legal costs related to a past conflict during their lengthy legal dispute, which came after Britney finally secured her independence through court action and reclaimed all the civil rights that she had lost over those years. Rosengart praised Spears for achieving remarkable success since gaining freedom following the conservatorship’s end in November 2021. The pop star collaborated with Elton John on “Hold Me Closer,” which became her first new single to reach number one on iTunes and Billboard charts, as well as releasing a memoir titled “The Woman in Me” that hit the New York Times best-seller list’s top spot after selling over 1 million copies within its debut week. Rosengart asserted that Britney wouldn’t have achieved such heights while still under her conservatorship. “We are pleased to report we remain gratified for being in a position to help restore the civil rights and liberties of Britney Spears, and it has been an honor and privilege to serve and protect Ms. Spears as she continues resolving various legal matters pursuant to her thoughtful requests,” Rosengart stated while acknowledging that this recent agreement marks yet another positive milestone for Britney since emerging victorious over the contentious conservatorship regime earlier in 2021.