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I feel really sorry for her, what kind of a life can anyone have while they’re not in charge of their own destiny.
must suck being brit.

Trent, this development answers a LOT of questions. The only way for them to make it permanent, is if they deem her mentally unfit. My husband is a lawyer who specializes in “special needs children” who’s parents are made their executer. They have to go to court and prove how mentally unstable the child is, and how the child is a PERMANENT threat to both themself, and others. It is rare, but possible for the person to ever regain “their rights”. One boy & his family my husband was working with had severe traumatic brain injury from a car accident. He had a memory of about half a day. It’s LITERALLY like the movie “Momento”. If he were allowed to make decisions for himself, though he was 22 years old, he’d end up dying. The parents are people who don’t want their SEVERLY mentally unfit children able to make choices that end up KILLING them (or someone else). It’s compassion on the parent’s part. They’re taking legal responsibility for that child until they die. It would be much easier to let that kid go and wash their hands of him/her.

One one hand i’m glad that brit is doing so well since her dad stepped in but on the other hand when children feel their parents are too controlling they usually lash out. afterall her own words were for her poor judgment/actions were she felt a lot of her life was too controlled and she just wanted to be free. when she regains freedom what’s to stop her from going off the deep end again? They should let her have some responsibility for her life, allow her to be in control of somethings so she doesn’t end up repeating the craziness.
i’m just saying i don’t really think this is going to work out as well as the courts believe, but i realize a lot of this is for the kids, still.

As a parent of a special needs child. Britney is not “special needs” there is a huge difference. The parents of the 22 year old shouldn’t have needed to go to court due to the fact the child was already physically unstable. I don’t have to go to court and ask for conservatorship. I am my son’s parent. I’m suppose to take care of him. That situation about the 22 yr old sounds confusing. My in laws have been taking care of their “special needs” child since birth and again have never been to court to establish conservatorship. The only thing we worry about is who is going to take care of them once we are gone.

It’s obvious Britney needs someone to handle her financial falcuties but Billy Joel’s own relative stole from him and it happens all the time with celebs. In this case her father is being monitored how he is utilizing her funds so hopefully her children will be taken care of as they grow older.

I have concerns about this … I wonder, if Brit was a famous guy in Hollywood (or a father) would all this be happening? Would the courts be so controlling? NO … Think of all the guys in Showbiz who have lost the plot (for a while) … Drink, drug problems … Owen Wilson attempting suicide … have their parent’s been given full control over their lives by the court? NO. Britney is a grown woman, who at some point in the near future is going to DEMAND independence … and she may not be able to get it back. What if she meets someone and they want to get married? This could be a minefield for Britney’s future …

Yikes!! She regains her sanity and this is what she’s rewarded with? I remember how depressed she was over the control she had in her life during the MTV documentary and now she’s been even more restricted. I really feel for her, the poor girl must feel so tied down. This is pretty upsetting news to me.