A few months ago, Britney tried to sue her legal capacity and return her rights, but in August 2020 she lost the trial. Lawyer Andrew Wallett, who, along with her father, Jamie Spears, managed Britney's property, commented on her case. According to Wallett, custody of Britney may remain until the end of her life - the singer has no right to make important decisions and sign documents. He also believes that custody is in Britney's best interests - it is supposedly necessary to preserve assets.
A few months ago, Britney tried to sue her legal capacity and return her rights, but in August 2020 she lost the trial. Lawyer Andrew Wallett, who, along with her father, Jamie Spears, managed Britney's property, commented on her case. According to Wallett, custody of Britney may remain until the end of her life - the singer has no right to make important decisions and sign documents. He also believes that custody is in Britney's best interests - it is supposedly necessary to preserve assets.