Freedom from court could be imminent for Britney Spears

At a hearing in a downtown Los Angeles courtroom on Friday, a judge will decide whether to terminate the conservatorship that has exercised vast control over the pop superstar's life and money for nearly 14 years.

But Penny has not given overt signals to what she will decide, and she has considerable discretion and power. Legal or bureaucratic hurdles, or lingering concerns over Spears' medical care or finances, could still slow down what might seem like the inevitable end. The judge made no finding of wrongdoing against James Spears, saying only that the "toxic environment" made the move necessary.Prior to that hearing, James Spears reversed course and supported terminating the conservatorship. Rosengart argued that he should be suspended and have no role in the legal arrangement's endgame. He has vowed to pursue an investigation of James Spears' handling of the conservatorship even after it ends.

The post-conservatorship fight has in some ways already begun. James Spears has parted ways with the attorneys who helped him operate it, and has hired Alex Weingarten, a lawyer specializing in the kind of litigation that may be coming.

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