According to TMZ, Britney Spears’ father has reportedly agreed to step down from custody of his daughter.
According to legal documents seen by the gossip outlet, Jamie Spears was also interested in working with the court to ensure a peaceful transition.
“Although Mr. Spears is a constant target of unnecessary attacks, he does not think that the public fight over his continued service with his daughter as a Tory will benefit him,” the lawyer for Mr. Spears wrote in the documents.
“So while he has to challenge this unnecessary petition for his dismissal, Mr. Spears wants to be prepared to systematically become the new Conservative along with the court and his daughter’s new lawyer,” he said.
Jamie Spears’ lawyer told his client that he always had his daughter’s “best interests” at heart, that he would always be the father of the singer and that “he would always love her unconditionally”.
Jamie Spears saved “Britney” 13 years ago “when she was in crisis”.
“Not only is she suffering mentally and emotionally, she is being manipulated by predators and she is in financial trouble. Mr Spears rescued to save his daughter,” the documents say.
The lawyer also did not force Jamie Spears to do anything to his daughter, or even make appearances.
Arriving via TMZ, the singer’s lawyer, Matt Rosengart, said he was not sensitive to the decision.
“We are pleased, but it is not surprising that Mr. Spears and his lawyer have finally recognized that he should relinquish his trusteeship. However, we apologize for the shameful and reprehensible attacks on Mrs. Spears and others,” he said.
Mr Rosengart said he would continue to investigate Jamie Spears’ behavior for the past 13 years as he pocketed millions of dollars belonging to his daughter.
He demanded that his resignation as tutor be implemented immediately.
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