Bessemer Trust Wants Out Of Britney Spears' Conservatorship
HuffPost
The financial management company cited "changed circumstances" in a document filed after the pop star excoriated her arrangement.
The financial management company that was expected to take over Britney Spears’ widely criticized conservatorship alongside her father filed a request on Thursday to resign, leaving the future of the arrangement uncertain. Bessemer Trust cited “changed circumstances” for its request to disentangle itself from the singer’s financial situation, HuffPost has confirmed. The firm said it had been under the impression that Spears had submitted to the conservatorship voluntarily, according to The New York Times. The pop star sharply rebuked her father, Jamie Spears, along with other family members and the lawyers chosen to represent her last week, when she spoke out freely about the conservatorship for the first time ever.
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