The document he submitted stated that the court must investigate “serious allegations of forced labor, forced medical treatment and treatment, improper medical treatment, and restrictions on individual rights.”

“Given the nature of the allegations and claims, it is vital that the court confirm whether Ms. Spears’ testimony is accurate, to determine what corrective measures are needed, if any,” the document said.

Britney Spears calls regulation “abuse”

These documents were filed a week after the pop star first spoke in public court about the regulator that controlled her life and money for 13 years.

Spears condemned those who have power over her, saying that she was forced to perform live, forced to use an intrauterine device for birth control, took lithium and other drugs against her wishes, and was prevented from marrying or having another child.

“I really believe that this kind of regulation is an abuse of power,” Spears said.

James Spears has controlled his daughter’s personal life for most of the time the regulatory agency has existed, but now he only supervises her money and business dealings with a real estate management company.

Since her father gave up the position in 2019, the court-appointed professional Jodi Montgomery has power over Britney Spears’ personal decisions.

“Mr. Spears is not the person’s protector. He has not been the person’s protector since September 2019,” one of the court documents stated. “Ms. Montgomery has been fully responsible for the daily personal care and medical care of Ms. Spears.”

Montgomery, supported by Britney Spears, is temporarily in office. The court had hoped to make her role permanent, but a James Spears document stated that his daughter’s criticism of Montgomery last week indicated that she did not want her to play the role.

Father’s document criticizes the pop star’s lawyer

James Spears said that when he was in charge of his daughter’s personal decisions, he did his best to support her happiness, including agreeing to her marriage in 2012 and sharing management responsibilities with her fiance.

Spears was engaged to former manager Jason Trawick in 2012, but the couple broke up in 2013.

The document also criticized Britney Spears’ personal lawyer Samuel Ingham III, claiming that he incorrectly asserted in a recent document that the court found that Spears did not have the ability to agree to receive treatment, and based on this. The court order was an excuse to deprive her of her right to give informed consent.

Emails sent to Ingham and Montgomery lawyers seeking comment did not immediately return.

Although Spears criticized Montgomery and Ingham in an impassioned speech of more than 20 minutes, she specifically pointed out some of her father’s harshest criticisms.

She accused him of enjoying his power over her, as she said, he showed this when she failed a series of psychological tests in 2019 and was forced to be admitted to a mental hospital.

“I cried on the phone for an hour, and he liked every minute of it,” Spears said. “He has control over powerful people like me, because he likes control to hurt his daughter 100,000%.”

James Spears calls for potential “corrective measures”

James Spears said through his lawyer at the hearing that he regretted seeing his daughter in such pain.

He stated in court documents that “all parties must be provided with a full and fair opportunity to respond to allegations and claims against them.”

“Either the allegations will be proven to be true, in which case corrective measures will be taken,” the document said, “or they will be proven to be false, in which case the regulator can continue its process. This is not possible. The protected person or the court does nothing.”

Spears told the Los Angeles Superior Court Judge Brenda Penny that she wants to terminate the supervision, but she has not filed a petition to the court to terminate it.

Ingham said in court that she did not ask him to submit a petition, and Spears said in court that she did not know that she could end the petition.

“I want to change and move forward,” she said. “I deserve to change.”

Petunia called Spears’ comments brave, but did not reveal the actions she would take. Before the judge makes a decision, there may be investigations and more legal actions.