Conservatory's Newest Trial, Britney Spears: I Want My Father To Be Investigated

Britney Spears (Instagram @britneyspears)

JAKARTA - Singer Britney Spears has appointed Matthew Rosengart as her new lawyer to handle the conservatory case.

At the latest hearing on Wednesday, July 14, Rosengart expressed Britney's desire to end the conservatory and asked Jamie Spears, her father to step down from the position of conservator.

Rosengart will be working on files over the next few weeks to end the conservatory which has been going on since 2008.

Matthew Rosengart is a former federal prosecutor who had clients including Sean Penn, Julia Louis-Dreyfus, and Steven Spielberg. Rosengart's name was mentioned shortly after lawyer Samuel Ingham III stepped down.

"We will try to get Mr. Spears is removed from the conservatory. If she loves her child this is a good time to step back so that (Britney) can have her life," Rosengart said, according to the Hollywood Reporter.

Britney appeared in court by telephone. He re-emphasized if the father abused in the conservatory.

“I want to file a lawsuit against my father. I want my father investigated," said Britney.

After speaking out in court, Britney shared her latest video on social media. The video shows Britney riding a horse and riding a cartwheel in a park.

“Thank you to my fans who support me… You have no idea how much it means to me to be supported by such amazing fans!!!! God bless you all!!!!!" The caption ends with the hashtag #FreeBritney.