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Britney Spears' $500k Per Year Conservatorship Lawyer Sam Ingham Will Resign, Hours After Singer's Manager Larry Rudolph Quits

July 6 2021, Published 12:27 p.m. ET

Britney Spears' longtime lawyer Sam Ingham is preparing to walk away from the singer's 13-year conservatorship battle.

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According to reports, the Grammy winner's attorney -- who has represented her since 2008 -- is resigning.

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Ingham is allegedly preparing paperwork to ask the judge to dismiss him as Britney's court-appointed lawyer.

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It's interesting timing considering the Lucky singer's longtime manager Larry Rudolph quit hours prior.

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Over the weekend, The New Yorker ran an exposé questioning Ingham's motives in the conservatorship case.

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As they pointed out, Spears pays his annual salary of $527,000, which is more than she spends on her own living expenses. In 2019, she paid $438,360 on herself.

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Despite his huge salary, Ingham is reportedly ending his relationship with Spears because he's upset with what she told the judge in court.

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Britney Spears with Larry Rudolph
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Britney Spears with Larry Rudolph

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As Breaking Celebrity News reported, Spears gave an emotional testimony and claimed she never knew she had the choice to end her conservatorship.

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Sources connected to Ingham say he regularly gave the singer the option but claims Spears never wanted to make the move.