LOS ANGELES: Los Angeles Court denied Britney Spears’s request to issue his father from the arrangement of trusteers who gave him control of his business, US media reported on Thursday.
The decision came a week after the singer made a fiery request to end the “Harassment” conservatory where he said he had been treated to control his behavior, it was prohibited to make decisions about friendship or finance, and prevented to have contraceptive implants, even though they wanted more children.
The ruler of the Los Angeles Superior Court which was made on Wednesday was in connection with the request submitted in September by Lawyer Spears to add to the Bessemer Trust wealth management company to the conservatories and remove his father Jamie Spears, CNN reported.
“Demand for the conservator to suspend James P.
Spears immediately after the appointment of the Bessemer Trust Company of California because the only plantation conservator was rejected without prejudice,” said Judge Brenda Penny in court seen by CNN.
The decision did not take Spears statement from last week by consideration.
Spears’s father had asked the court to investigate the charges of music superstars that he was treated with lithium and was made to appear against his will, CNN reported.
Wahyu that the conservatory prevented it from eliminating the ID contraception that triggered anger from fans and reproductive rights groups online.
The emotional address of Spears by Videolink is a rare insight on his personal life after his lawyer Samuel Ingham said in April that Spears wanted to directly overcome the court.
“I just want my life back.
It’s been 13 years and it’s enough,” Spears said in a statement of 20 minutes.
Bintang Financial and 39-year-old personal life are mostly managed by Jamie Spears since its public disruption more than a decade ago, led several fans who adore to launch the “Freebritney” online campaign in recent years.
Supporters have long explored their social media to signal their welfare, and signs that he might want to get rid of guardianship.