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Britney Spears was in court today – but this time she wasn’t in any sort of trouble. In fact the hearing was the result of all the positive progress Britney has made in the last few months. She was requesting extended visitation with her sons Sean Preston and Jayden James, who will be 3 and 2 years old in September. Britney was awarded overnight visitation, and it seems that all parties were happy with the decision.
Britney Spears has made a subtle change for the better—and, it follows, so too have her custody rights. This morning’s court session, attended by both Spears and Kevin Federline, resulted in “a change of visitation status” for the new aunt, Los Angeles Superior Court spokesman Allan Parachini told reporters at a brief posthearing press conference. “Both sides have been very cooperative the past couple of weeks.”
While Parachini wasn’t spilling the beans, sources tell E! News that Court Commissioner Scott Gordon granted Spears overnight visits rights with sons Sean Preston and Jayden James. Federline still has primary physical custody of the boys.
The outcome seemed to sit well with both parties. When leaving the courtroom, Spears, 26, told reporters she was happy with today’s decision, and Federline, 30, made his way through the media scrum with a smile on his face.
[From E! News]
Britney even showed up on time to the 8:30 a.m. hearing – though just by a few minutes. Still, it was all good progress. Britney is now being represented by her old lawyer Laura Wasser, having fired Stacey Phillips. Wasser wasn’t able to deal with Brit’s craziness several months back, so it’s another sign of progress that she was willing to take Britney as a client again.
According to E! News, Brit is hoping to eventually be granted permission to take the boys to Louisiana to meet their new cousin Maddie soon. It looks like Britney has made a lot of progress, and it’s great that’s being recognized.
Header of Britney arriving at LAX from Louisiana after the birth of Jamie Lynn’s daughter on June 20th. Images thanks to WENN.
Written by JayBird
Posted in Britney Spears, Custody, Kevin Federline, Legal Issues
11 Responses to “Britney Spears granted overnight visitation with sons”
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Is she sporting a Prada moo-moo?
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BRITNEY IS WORKING HARD TO GET HER LIFE IN ORDER. SHE HAS BEEN WORKING SINCE SHE WAS ONLY 13 YEARS OLD! BEST WISHES TO BRITNEY!!! SHE DESERVES A BREAK!!!
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when did britney morph into a retired boca raton grandma?
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I really, really want her to hire a stylist or flip through some current magazines.
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she probably doesn’t have a hair stylist right now, or a clothing stylist either. She is on the right track, though and that is all that matters. Good for her!
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She can neglect them overnoght too now. Woohoo
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Good for her, but I have to say, dressed like this she looks like a grandma!! Goodness, she is due for rehiring a stylist!
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I love her, and it’s a beautiful thing, to watch her come back from the brink and get all right again. She’s doing wonderful, kudos to Britney. Who cares about her strange dress. She got overnights with her babies!! THAT is what matters, not her hairstyle or choice of dress. The hair is clean, the dress is modest. Jesus, as I always say, the woman canNOT win with some of you hypercritical people, can she? Well, I think she’s wonderful and I am really happy to see her getting well and regaining her life and children and dignity and career, etcetera.
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Meh, the dress isn’t AWFUL - it looks real comfy for a plane ride, I’ll give her that. I don’t care for her, but hope she can get well enough to be a good mother, and it seems as though she’s on her way. Good for her, and those boys.
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I love britney! I’m happy for her!
I listened the latest Britney Spears’s song! It’s fantastic!!! Listen it!
I think it’s cool! ^^ It’s fantastic!!! Listen
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Good, am happy to hear this. A good result for all. Lets hope Brit keeps making positive progress in getting her life back together.
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