Court Records Highlight, Britney Spears', Long Fight to End Her Conservatorship .<br />According to 'The New York Times,' confidential<br />court records show that Britney Spears had <br />expressed major opposition to her conservatorship years earlier than previously known. .<br />In a 2016 report, a court investigator <br />wrote, “She articulated she feels the <br />conservatorship has become an <br />oppressive and controlling tool against her.".<br />In 2019, Spears told the court that she had felt forced into staying at a mental health facility and performing against her will.<br />Spears is scheduled to address a <br />Los Angeles court on June 23.<br />It is unclear whether her <br />remarks will be made public.<br />According to 'The New York Times,' her father's control of the conservatorship is expected to be a central topic.<br />According to 'The New York Times,' her father's control of the conservatorship is expected to be a central topic
