Nearly a month after Britney first broke her silence about the conservatorship, The New York Times reported that her lawyer, Rosengart, filed to replace Jamie Spears with certified public accountant Jason Rubin. According to CNBC, Rubin was a principal at Certified Strategies, which is a firm that specializes in estate financial management, elder financial abuse investigation, investment fraud investigation, and securities litigation.
This move came fewer than two weeks after Rosengart was appointed Britney's lawyer, taking over for court-appointed lawyer Samuel D. Ingham III. "There might well come a time when the court will be called upon to consider whether the conservatorship should be terminated in its entirety and whether — in addition to stripping his daughter of her dignity, autonomy and certain fundamental liberties — Mr. Spears is also guilty of misfeasance or malfeasance warranting the imposition of surcharges, damages or other legal action against him," Rosengart wrote in the filing at the time, per Reuters.
