I WOULD BE CRAZY IF I HAD PEOPLE WITH CAMERAS HOLLERING THINGS OUT @ ME EVERYTIME I WALKED OUTSIDE AND SOME OF THE THINGS THEY SAY ARE UNCALLED FOR. BRITTANY WOULDN'T RUN OVER PEOPLES FEET IF THEY WEREN'T ALL UP ON THE CAR. I DO THINK BRITTANY'S GOT SOME ISSUES RIGHT NOW BUT NOTHING THAT CAN'T BE FIXED. SHE HAS ALWAYS BEEN LIKE A JET PLANE FLYING LOW IN THE MOUNTAINS IT WAS ONLY A MATTER OF TIME BEFORE SHE CRASHED AND EVEN SHE PROBABLY KNEW IT WASN'T GOING TO BE PRETTY BUT THE CRASH IS OVER. THE DAMAGE IS DONE. IT'S ALL UP HILL FROM HERE. SHE MAY NOT SEE THE LIGHT YET BUT SHE WILL.
Monday March 10, 2008

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Following their weekend golf outing, Britney Spears' father Jamie and Kevin Federline reunited at Los Angeles Superior Court this morning for another custody hearing.
Britney's new custody attorney, Stacy Phillips, argued that Federline's attorney, Mark Vincent Kaplan, is charging the singer too much (his last bill: $500,000). The court had previously ruled that Spears has to pay Kaplan "reasonable" attorney's fees. Phillips says Kaplan deserves, at most, $175,000.
But Kaplan fired back, "We raised our fees from $550 to $600. Our fees for the experience and expertise for the practice level are far under market for the package you get when you hire me." He added, "This is not a simple custody case."
TMZ.com is also reporting that Phillips plans to dispute a $600,000 tab from Spears' previous attorney of the firm Trope and Trope.
Jamie's role as his daughter's co-conservator was recently extended until July 31.



