Conservatorship News & Breaking Stories

Britney Spears and Sam Asghari finalize divorce after reaching settlement, ending marriage nearly two years after they wed.

Britney and Jamie Spears settle conservatorship dispute, avoiding trial. Terms undisclosed. Britney gains freedom from court involvement and legal entanglements.

Comedian Jay Leno files for conservatorship over wife Mavis, who has Alzheimer's, to ensure her care after his death.

Cher's son Elijah Blue Allman has had a tumultuous life, struggling with substance abuse and a strained relationship with his mother.

Amanda Bynes reveals cosmetic eye surgery and discusses her return to the spotlight, including new podcast and future plans.

Britney Spears reveals shocking details about her conservatorship, family history, and struggles in her new memoir "The Woman in Me."

Britney Spears reveals in her memoir that she had an abortion while dating Justin Timberlake over 20 years ago.

Britney Spears reveals in her upcoming memoir that she shaved her head in 2007 as a way to push back against constant scrutiny and body shaming. She also discusses how her conservatorship stripped her of her womanhood and her love for music.

Britney Spears' sister, Jamie Lynn, is joining Dancing With the Stars, but their relationship remains strained amid Britney's divorce.

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NFL star Michael Oher has filed a petition claiming that the family who inspired the film The Blind Side misled him about his adoption and enriched themselves at his expense. Oher has asked for the conservatorship to be terminated and for a full accounting of the money earned from his story. The family denies the claims, calling them "hurtful and absurd."

Retired NFL player Michael Oher is taking legal action against the Tuohy family, who supposedly adopted him, claiming they "tricked" him into signing a document. Oher alleges that the family profited from royalties generated by the film adaptation of his story, The Blind Side. He is seeking to revoke the conservatorship, prevent the family from using his likeness and name, and receive a fair share of the profits. The Tuohy family denies making considerable money off the production. The story gained media attention and was turned into a successful movie, winning Sandra Bullock an Oscar.

Retired NFL player Michael Oher is taking legal action against the Tuohy family, who supposedly adopted him, claiming they tricked him into signing a document that made them his conservators. Oher alleges that the family profited from royalties generated by the film "The Blind Side." He is seeking to revoke the conservatorship, prevent the family from using his likeness, and receive a fair share of the profits. The Tuohy family denies making considerable money off the film.

Sean and Leigh Anne Tuohy deny claims made by Michael Oher that they profited off him and accuse him of attempting to extort $15 million from them.

Michael Oher, the former NFL player who inspired "The Blind Side," accuses adoptive parents of lying and seeks termination of conservatorship.

Former NFL tackle Michael Oher, known for the movie "The Blind Side," has filed a petition accusing his adoptive parents of lying to him and seeking a full accounting of the money earned from his name and story. He also asks to be paid what he is due, along with interest, and for the Tuohys to be sanctioned and required to pay damages. Oher wants the conservatorship to be terminated.