Rosengart states Britney was placed in WRONG type of cship in 2008 in recently filed court documents

[Steve W]

He is actually doing a good job. Courts take time . Patience and stop taking his statements out of context. 

[icybaby]

It's a thing every1 knew yet she was placed and forced to be in it 13years. And not judge who approved it, not Jamie, not that sam ingham- nobody is being charged with wrongoing. They need to  be set accountable for their actions!

Edited November 1, 2023 by icybaby

[turquoise]

3 hours ago, Hamelia said:

The judge said she had a medical assessment to do it. That medical assessment is missing from the court documents. 

I didn't know this

[Seanril]

2 hours ago, Whitney Houston said:

He did nothing in last 2 years 

I agree sadly.

[Seanril]

5 hours ago, Catalin said:

Lately?

😬😬😬 true

[Grace Kelly]

4 hours ago, Hamelia said:

Her father pretends that Britney needed help because of her mental state. He pretends that he saved her life. If you want to force a loved one to get psychiatric help, you can do a temporary LPS until they get better with treatment. 

Her father asked to put her in a probate conservatorship for people who cannot be helped anymore because of brain damage, Alzheimer's etc. The judge said she had a medical assessment to do it. That medical assessment is missing from the court documents. 

The primary purpose of a probate conservatorship is NOT to treat an incapacitated patient until they become better but the management of their finances to ensure that they are well taken care of until they die. 

 

It is the lack of incapacity declaration that gets me. That such an important document could be missing, but they kept her in a probate conservatorship anyway. The reality is that team con probably could not get a "medical assessment" that confirmed she needed a probate conservatorship so they just kept dodging the issue if it was chased up by the court. In my opinion that court really has failed in it's basic duties in this case, but then what would you expect of a court that sanctioned putting an alcoholic bankrupt in charge of Britney's life and muli-million dolar estate.   

[turquoise]

15 minutes ago, Grace Kelly said:

It is the lack of incapacity declaration that gets me. That such an important document could be missing, but they kept her in a probate conservatorship anyway. The reality is that team con probably could not get a "medical assessment" that confirmed she needed a probate conservatorship so they just kept dodging the issue if it was chased up by the court. In my opinion that court really has failed in it's basic duties in this case, but then what would you expect of a court that sanctioned putting an alcoholic bankrupt in charge of Britney's life and muli-million dolar estate.   

I agree. I remember reading in the New Yorker article that someone checked off the box about dementia on the form and submitted it.

I doubt that the incapacity declaration really existed.

[very_urban]

8 hours ago, Seanril said:

Rosengart has been disappointing lately....

😔

You didn't even read the document.

[Psammead]

2 hours ago, Grace Kelly said:

It is the lack of incapacity declaration that gets me. That such an important document could be missing, but they kept her in a probate conservatorship anyway. The reality is that team con probably could not get a "medical assessment" that confirmed she needed a probate conservatorship so they just kept dodging the issue if it was chased up by the court. In my opinion that court really has failed in it's basic duties in this case, but then what would you expect of a court that sanctioned putting an alcoholic bankrupt in charge of Britney's life and muli-million dolar estate.   

When the judge ended the conservatorship, she said there was no such declaration, so it wasn't necessary for Britney to get an evaluation before it was ended. I believe you're right, they couldn't find a doctor who would make that declaration.

[Hamelia]

2 hours ago, Psammead said:

When the judge ended the conservatorship, she said there was no such declaration, so it wasn't necessary for Britney to get an evaluation before it was ended. I believe you're right, they couldn't find a doctor who would make that declaration.

Exactly, there never was a declaration of incapacity. Britney worked only weeks later, obviously not too incapacitated to dance and sing, tour and record music. At that point she was blackmailed with access to her kids. Court records show some time later that she "volunteered" to be in the conservatorship. What a crock!

[Body ache]

He's going to go after the state and that could mean millions for Britney.

[Slave4Brit88]

It needs to be WAY more publicized that there was no capacity declaration. Rosengart should be screaming that to every news outlet available. Reva Goetz needs to go to prison for this BS. Also it kind of annoyed me in Britney’s book that she says she didn’t know she could hire a lawyer, we know she tried multiple times so it wasn’t that she didn’t know but that she was not allowed, which without a capacity declaration surely is illegal or something?! Not bagging her but I don’t like her putting the blame on herself when she was literally barred from hiring her own lawyer multiple times. All this needs to be laid out to news outlets instead of JT headlines over and over.

[gar]

I wonder if River Goat can be subpoenaed.

[itsxrichiexbish]

i just want to add, that even though we know britney was wrongfully put in the con, legally speaking they’re behind with findings. the law can’t work based off what people say on the internet. evidence has to be shown etc… so with that being said… i’m sure for the next few months we are goin to see things we been knowing 

[Hamelia]

1 hour ago, itsxrichiexbish said:

i just want to add, that even though we know britney was wrongfully put in the con, legally speaking they’re behind with findings. the law can’t work based off what people say on the internet. evidence has to be shown etc… so with that being said… i’m sure for the next few months we are goin to see things we been knowing 

Judge Luna has to read 10 000 pages and 7 boxes of supporting material for the next hearing in January. Rosengart and the forensic account have worked hard.

[princessmimi]

On 11/1/2023 at 12:55 AM, joanhs said:

And we have said that for years. Its obvious. There were so many other options even IF Britney needed help. 

Exactly.

She could've had a stay in the psychatric hospital (nothing wrong with that) or gotten counseling or maybe gotten medicine for her post partum depression.

All these options could've been better than being entrapped in a conservatorship for 13 years.

[Hamelia]

1 hour ago, princessmimi said:

Exactly.

She could've had a stay in the psychatric hospital (nothing wrong with that) or gotten counseling or maybe gotten medicine for her post partum depression.

All these options could've been better than being entrapped in a conservatorship for 13 years.

Or gotten more access to her children. 

[princessmimi]

4 minutes ago, Hamelia said:

Or gotten more access to her children. 

True

[BlackoutITZ]

On 11/1/2023 at 6:40 AM, MIKE_INT said:

SHE DIDN'T NEED TO PUT UNDER CONSERVATORSHIP IN A FIRST PLACE !

 

 

 

He's not saying that she needed a conservatorship. His point is that the type of conservatorship she was placed under isn't even used for the reasons that Jamie/Team Con were claiming she needed a conservatorship. It was the wrong type of conservatorship for even the "reasons" they gave.

[Hamelia]

3 hours ago, BlackoutITZ said:

He's not saying that she needed a conservatorship. His point is that the type of conservatorship she was placed under isn't even used for the reasons that Jamie/Team Con were claiming she needed a conservatorship. It was the wrong type of conservatorship for even the "reasons" they gave.

Excellent explanation! It needed to be clarified.