Britney Spears’ lawyer responds to the demands of the star’s ex-husband: “Unnecessary drama”

Britney Spears’ ex-husband Kevin Federline demanded an answer from the pop singer to his request to move. /All Over Press

Vocalist Britney Spears agrees his ex-spouse Kevin Federline requirements. Federline has requested permission to move the minor children of the ex-couple Jayden’s and of Preston with to Hawaii.

ET– and Page Six – according to the information received by Spears’ lawyer Matthew Rosengart responded to Federline’s demands on Wednesday, May 31. In his message, Rosengart states that Spears does not intend to prevent Federline’s wish from coming true.

In response, Rosengart criticized Federline’s lawyer Mark Vincent Kaplanian decision to make the matter public.

– It was more than insulting that you decided to bring the matter to the public and created unnecessary drama and false claims. When I called you yesterday to express my disappointment in your actions, you denied it. Apparently you didn’t realize that TMZ’s May 30 article cited you as their source, the letter reads.

– It is also ironic how on April 28 you said in your letter that in addition to the job offer of your client’s wife, the reason for the move is that his children want to be “more protected from the media”. But your interview did nothing to protect them. Rather, your actions further exposed them to the media, the letter adds.

Federline’s attorney announced to TMZ, that his client has urged Spears to issue a moving permit by the deadline or else he would take the matter to court. Although Federline has sole custody of his children, the move could not be made without Spears’ permission. Kaplan mentioned in his announcement that Federline and his wife Victoria Prince are planning to move to Hawaii in August.