Emma
05-06-2008, 11:50 PM
BRITNEY SPEARS and her ex-husband KEVIN FEDERLINE are due back in court on
Tuesday (06Apr08) for a progress review in the ongoing custody battle over
their two children.
Federline was given full custody of Sean Preston, two, and Jayden James, one,
after Spears staged a stand-off with police, emergency services officials and
childcare experts when she refused to handover her sons following a scheduled
visit in January (08).
The former couple has been battling the custody order ever since, but
Federline recently relaxed his ex-wife's visitation rights, allowing her to
spend extra time with her kids.
The pair will now appear at Los Angeles Superior Court to re-evaluate the
situation, and the hearing is expected to discuss the results of a
psychiatrist's evaluation of Spears.
If Spears is deemed competent, Superior Court Commissioner Scott Gordon, who
will preside over the hearing, could officially amend the agreement and allow
the singer more official visits.
(LR/WNWA&/WNWCPL/MT)
Tuesday (06Apr08) for a progress review in the ongoing custody battle over
their two children.
Federline was given full custody of Sean Preston, two, and Jayden James, one,
after Spears staged a stand-off with police, emergency services officials and
childcare experts when she refused to handover her sons following a scheduled
visit in January (08).
The former couple has been battling the custody order ever since, but
Federline recently relaxed his ex-wife's visitation rights, allowing her to
spend extra time with her kids.
The pair will now appear at Los Angeles Superior Court to re-evaluate the
situation, and the hearing is expected to discuss the results of a
psychiatrist's evaluation of Spears.
If Spears is deemed competent, Superior Court Commissioner Scott Gordon, who
will preside over the hearing, could officially amend the agreement and allow
the singer more official visits.
(LR/WNWA&/WNWCPL/MT)