Britney Spears' Lawyer Samuel Ingham Rolling In The Dough, Was Paid Over $3 Million From Singer In Conservatorship
June 25 2021, Published 11:31 a.m. ET
The lawyer who the court-appointed to represent Britney Spears’ in her conservatorship has been paid $3 million for his work, bombshell court documents reveal.
The New York Times published another report based on confidential conservatorship documents they obtained from a source. The records date back to 2008 when the court approved Britney's father taking complete control of her life.
Since the start, Britney has been represented by a court-appointed lawyer named Samuel D. Ingham. During the recent hearing, Britney spoke to the court for the first time.
She demanded the conservatorship be terminated. The pop star said nobody had told her she had the right to try and end it. Britney said everyone around her told her “no” and tried to shut her up.
“I didn’t know I could petition the conservatorship to end it. I’m sorry for my ignorance, but I honestly didn’t know that,” she spilled. She told the court Sam had told her not to speak out about alleged abuse at a rehab facility.
She added, “He told me I should keep it to myself. I would personally like to — a