Jamie Spears' Potential Replacement Reportedly Hopes To Audit Him Amid Britney Spears' Conservatorship Drama
Jamie Spears could have all eyes on him if he gets replaced as the conservator of daughter Britney Spears’ estate.
Jamie has been in charge of the pop singer’s finances since 2008 — and it’s no secret that Britney has had enough of her father’s role in her life.
The “Toxic” singer and her new lawyer, Matt Rosengart, are not only seeking to remove Britney’s father from the conservatorship, but they also want to check up on the work he’s done so far.
Britney’s ideal replacement for her father, Jason Rubin, is a public accountant who would have the necessary set of skills to see just what Jamie has been doing with his daughter’s money over the years.
According to a TMZ source, conducting forensic accounting to see if Jamie mishandled Britney’s finances will be first on Rubin’s agenda if he is appointed as the replacement for conservator of her estate.
First on the list of items to investigate is a $500,000 payment to Tri Star Sports & Entertainment Group, the princess of pop’s former business manager. Jamie apparently approved a commission boost for the company by $300,000 while Britney was on hiatus, despite an agreement that allegedly did not allow for the bonus.
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Britney’s lawyer also flagged a request Jamie previously made for more than $1.3 million in “attorney fees,” including $541,000 for “media matters,” the legitimacy of which Rosengart is skeptical about, according to the source.
Rosengart also cited the $16,000 a month payment Jamie received, which was apparently $2,000 more than Britney received.
OK! previously reported in July that Rosengart believes there to be millions of dollars missing and unaccounted for.
“If her money was stolen or used in an unlawful manner, Jason (Rubin) will look into the person or persons responsible and where the money went,” a source told The Sun at the time. “The conservator cannot use the conservatee’s bank account like an ATM.”
“There’s a lot of protocols set in place that need to be followed,” the source continued. “If those were not followed properly in this particular case, either by a family member or a business representative, that would be a criminal offense.”
Britney and her legal team are doing everything they can to get Jamie removed from the conservatorship: Rosengart is requesting the date of the next hearing to be moved from September 29 to August 23.
