Court not ‘Moved’ By Britney Lawyer Claim
In an interim ruling, Federal judge Philip Gutierrez has refused to intervene in Britney’s conservatorship case, saying the Federal court has no jurisdiction. The judge has given attorney Jon Eardley time till February 29 to explain why he thinks it does.
Meanwhile an attorney for Britney’s conservatorship filed papers Tuesday, February 19, with the federal court asking it to reject the legal filing by Eardley seeking to transfer the case out of the LA court system, contending that Britney is not in a position to hire her own lawyer under the conservatorship.
Interestingly, the conservatorship attorney also wants Eardley to disclose who worked with him to file his papers, an attempt to nail meddling by erstwhile Britney manager Sam Lutfi who is evading a restraining order.
Attorney John Eardley, claiming to represent Britney Spears, filed legal papers in a federal court February 14 requesting it to assume control of the case of Britney’s conservatorship because Britney’s rights had been compromised in the L.A. County Court system.