Mathew Rosengart has begun offering his services pro bono while Spears continues to battle her dad, Jamie Spears, and ex-business manager, Lou Taylor, in court.
Rosengart claimed in court documents filed in January 2022 that Jamie — who put himself in charge of his superstar daughter’s personal and financial affairs in February 2008 amid her personal struggles —Spears’ conservatorship ended in November 2021 after nearly 14
years.The filing also alleged that the Spears patriarch “petitioned for fees to be paid to dozens of different law firms” for “more than $30 million.”Britney reportedly had a net worth of just $60 million when her conservatorship ended despite her chart-topping albums,
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