Britney Spears Investigates

By: Shannon Gossage

Federline’s attorney, Mark Vincent Kaplan, said, "I think that if that is what they need to do, or have to do, to have at it. I don’t think it will, in any way, be a good expenditure of funds. But I can’t stop that from happening." Kaplan feels confident that following Federline around would be a waste of time. He said, "I don’t think he would be concerned about it, and I don’t think he has to change anything he is doing in order to address that." Spears and Federline have been embroiled in a bitter custody battle over their sons Sean Preston, 2, and Jayden James, 1, for almost a year.

Federline was awarded full physical custody of the kids in early October after a misdemeanor charge was brought against Spears for a hit-and-run and driving without a valid license. Spears was awarded monitored visits with the boys, and was awarded one overnight visit to be monitored by a court-appointed monitor. She lost her visitation rights on October 17 after she refused to comply with court orders, but a few days later the visitation rights were reinstated.

Spears also recently lost the right to drive with her children in the car following a number of driving incidents. Federline was concerned for the children’s safety after Spears ran a red light into oncoming traffic recently with the boys asleep in the backseat. A judge banned the pop tart from driving the boys so she reportedly hired a driver. Kaplan reportedly said upon hearing that Spears hired a driver that "anything that puts the children in a car that reduces the risk…I am all for that."