Los Angeles:
Britney Spears' fiance Jason Trawick is to apply to be her co-conservator.
Jason will go to court later this month to ask Judge Reva Goetz to appoint him in the role, which will see him have a say on her general wellbeing including where she lives and her medical care.
The 30-year-old singer's father Jamie Spears - who took control over her affairs in 2008 following her hospitalisation and public meltdown - will continue to be co-conservator with her lawyer Andrew Wallet over the blonde beauty's financial and business affairs.
A source told RadarOnline.com: "This is the natural step because Britney's dad, Jamie, hasn't lived with Britney in almost two years. Britney has been living with Jason and her two sons in a rental house for almost a year-and-a-half.
"Britney's medical doctors think it's a good idea to see how Jason will do as her co-conservator as he is planning on marrying Britney. The two will probably get married later this year, and not anytime sooner."
The Toxic hitmaker - who has two sons, Sean Preston, six, and five-year-old Jayden with ex-husband Kevin Federline - is keen to have her co-conservatorship lifted to allow her to "call her own shots".
An insider explained: "Britney has said that she feels she is ready to resume control of her life. She has expressed this sentiment on multiple occasions, but her doctor believes that Britney isn't ready for the conservatorship to be lifted. She has come a very long way in the last 18 months especially, but her team wants more time.
"Yes, Britney does live on her own with Jason, and her dad hasn't lived under the same roof with her for years, but she just wants to be able to call her own shots.
"Britney doesn't have a problem with the conservatorship staying in place for her business. Remember, she doesn't have any formal custodial rights as far as her children are concerned. Kevin has agreed to essentially joint custody, but in the eyes of the law she has no rights and Kevin can revoke the agreement that is in place at anytime because of the fact that Britney is still under conservatorship."
Jason will go to court later this month to ask Judge Reva Goetz to appoint him in the role, which will see him have a say on her general wellbeing including where she lives and her medical care.
The 30-year-old singer's father Jamie Spears - who took control over her affairs in 2008 following her hospitalisation and public meltdown - will continue to be co-conservator with her lawyer Andrew Wallet over the blonde beauty's financial and business affairs.
A source told RadarOnline.com: "This is the natural step because Britney's dad, Jamie, hasn't lived with Britney in almost two years. Britney has been living with Jason and her two sons in a rental house for almost a year-and-a-half.
"Britney's medical doctors think it's a good idea to see how Jason will do as her co-conservator as he is planning on marrying Britney. The two will probably get married later this year, and not anytime sooner."
The Toxic hitmaker - who has two sons, Sean Preston, six, and five-year-old Jayden with ex-husband Kevin Federline - is keen to have her co-conservatorship lifted to allow her to "call her own shots".
An insider explained: "Britney has said that she feels she is ready to resume control of her life. She has expressed this sentiment on multiple occasions, but her doctor believes that Britney isn't ready for the conservatorship to be lifted. She has come a very long way in the last 18 months especially, but her team wants more time.
"Yes, Britney does live on her own with Jason, and her dad hasn't lived under the same roof with her for years, but she just wants to be able to call her own shots.
"Britney doesn't have a problem with the conservatorship staying in place for her business. Remember, she doesn't have any formal custodial rights as far as her children are concerned. Kevin has agreed to essentially joint custody, but in the eyes of the law she has no rights and Kevin can revoke the agreement that is in place at anytime because of the fact that Britney is still under conservatorship."
