Jamie Spears

In the buildup to the next conservatorship yearing, #FreeBritney activists have been speaking out in favor of Britney Spears and against her awful dad.

Now, Jamie himself is speaking out -- and insisting that his daughter's fans are nothing but raving conspiracy theorists.

Britney Spears has done everything in her power to keep her kids safe from her awful dad, Jaime Spears.

But that doesn't stop them from growing up.

Millions of fans rejoiced at the news that Jamie Spears is out as Britney's conservator. For now, her personal life will be managed by another.

Britney's mom has been fighting in court to wrest control from Jamie so that she can look after her daughter's affairs.

Any true fans of Britney Spears rejoiced at the news that Jamie Spears is no longer her conservator (for now).

But many have hoped that he'll be brought to justice over an alleged attack on Britney's son Sean Preston.

Days ago, Britney Spears' doctor abruptly died -- just weeks before the court hears vital testimony about her psychiatric treatments.

When we reported this, we also mentioned that Jamie Spears may lose his conservatorship after allegations of child abuse.

After the frightening allegation of child abuse made public last week, fans hope that Jamie Spears will lose his convservatorship over Britney.

But even as it looks like his tyrranical rule will come to an end, another complication has come up in the battle for Britney's freedom.

On Tuesday, it became public knowledge that Kevin Federline accused Jamie Spears of child-abuse, alleging that he assaulted one of his own grandsons.

Britney and Kevin agreed to a new custody arrangement for the time being, giving Kevin more time with the boys to keep them out of Jamie's clutches.

... and, just like that, Britney Spears' new hair color doesn't seem like a very big deal any longer.

Not after multiple outlets have confirmed Kevin Federline recently accused his former father-in-law of child abuse.

Earlier this month, Britney Spears' mom seemed to support the theory that her daughter's social media was being tampered with.

Now, Britney Spears' dad is suing one of Britney's most vocal, most visible fans for espousing that very theory.

The Spears family is in a crisis.

Britney Spears has postponed her Vegas residency because of her father's life-threatening health condition.

Due to a personal crisis, Britney Spears has been forced to put her professional life on hold.

The beloved pop star informed her social media followers on Friday that she must place her scheduled tour on hiatus due to the condition of her father, Jamie.

Last month, it was revealed that Britney's ex Kevin Federline has asked for more child support. He is the father of both of her amazing sons.

While Britney treasures her children and would do anything for them, a lot of people are wondering how her current, substantial child support payments are falling short.

Jamie Lynn Spears and her loved ones are asking for your thoughts and prayers.

As previously reported, the eight-year old daughter of this former actress was involved in an ATV accident over the weekend, suffering major injuries on her way back from a hunting expedition in Louisiana.

Last week, we learned that Britney Spears is dating Charlie Ebersol - a television producer who is also the son of legendary NBC exec Dick Ebersol.

Since then, Britney has confirmed the relationship, and even posted a photo of herself and Ebersol on Instagram, which he then shared on his own account:

Britney Spears' ex-boyfriend David Lucado wants desperately to contact her, but he's going to have to get past the venerable brick wall known as Mr. Jamie Spears.

The 32-year-old has been under conservatorship of her father since her 2007-08 mental breakdown. Jamie's widely credited with saving her career, even life.

The alleged video of David Lucado cheating on Britney Spears is very real, but you'll never see it, because her father Jamie Spears purchased the thing.

Britney Spears' father Jamie Spears is calling the shots on her upcoming tour, and getting paid handsomely - yet saving her a bundle at the same time.

Come again? Well, as director of Spears' Femme Fatale Tour, which kicks off today in Sacramento, Calif., he'll be doing the work of multiple individuals.

Britney Spears will ring in 2011 and quite possibly beyond under the control of her father, and the conservatorship is A-O-K with all the parties involved.

There are no plans to end the conservatorship, which was created in February 2008 after the singer went off the rails, and has continued ever since.

Britney Spears' divorced parents are back together.

Jamie and Lynn Spears, who also have a daughter Jamie Lynn Spears, are reconciling eight years after getting divorced. They're not married again (yet), but "they're back together and are doing well and happy," a source tells People.

The court-instituted conservatorship controlling all things Britney Spears is still in effect, but Jamie Spears has backed off her considerably - by choice.

Sources say the Spears conservatorship is essentially a formality at this point, as the singer now makes almost all of her personal decisions herself.

Control her finances? Yes. Her schedule? Yep. Medical decisions? Check.

Her choice of undergarments? Well ... would you really be surprised?

Is Britney losing it?

In a display of tantrums and cries for help, the deeply troubled singer has been pulling out her hair in clumps, throwing screaming fits and worse.

Los Angeles courtroom Commissioner Reva Goetz ordered the co-conservatorship of Britney Spears to continue, with her father, Jamie Spears, in control of her life.

Jamie will get $16,000 a month for his duties as conservator of Brit. Not a bad deal, but he does make her personal, financial and medical decisions 24/7/365.

Free Britney!

That's what lawyers and others connected with the Britney Spears conservatorship case are saying as they work toward the goal of ending the control her dad, Jamie, has had over her personal and professional decisions since early 2008.