Britney Spears opposes mother Lynne Spears' efforts to make her pay $660K in legal fees linked to conservatorship case
Lynne Spears, 66, asked court last fall for Britney, 40, to cover legal fees. Britney's lawyer Mathew Rosengart said Tuesday 'there is no legal authority supporting the petition'.
The attorney said Lynne was a 'third party' in the conservatorship battle. Rosengart said Britney has 'been her family's sole breadwinner' for decades. Britney was seen Wednesday enjoying a Mexican vacation with her fiancé
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