Britney's legal team intends to depose her father and security manager who allegedly monitored and recorded the pop princess in her bedroom, a source told DailyMail.com.
A source close to the sensational conservatorship court case said Britney's lawyer Mattclahew Rosengart will soon be requesting subpoenas and interviewing Jamie Spears and Robin Greenhill under oath.
The attorney plans to grill them about alleged 'financial mismanagement and dissipation of funds' and 'the monitoring and recording of her phone and placing a listening device under her bed,' the source said.
The legal wrangling in Britney's conservatorship case has ratcheted up a notch after a security manager hired by her father confessed in a New York Times documentary to the shocking snooping, which he says was conducted on Jamie's orders.
Sources tell DailyMail.com Britney Spears intends to have her father Jamie and manager Robin Greenhill (pictured far right) deposed soon, following her victory in her conservatorship court case
The pop singer's legal team plans to grill Jamie Spears and Robin Greenhill (right) a business management employee hired to administer Britney's estate, over claims of financial mismanagement and their alleged secret surveillance of the star
Jamie's lawyer told the Times all actions were 'well within the parameters of the authority conferred upon him by the court.'
The documentary's claims were the second of a devastating one-two punch to Britney's father, who was stripped of his conservatorship with immediate effect in a September 29 ruling by a Los Angeles judge after months of legal arguments by Rosengart to kick him from his role.
'Now that Matt's had the big victory on Wednesday, he's deposing Jamie Spears and looking into Tri Star and Robin Greenhill in particular,' the source said.
'He will be subpoenaing and taking the deposition of Robin Greenhill. It will be coming up in approximately the next 30 days.'
The source added that Rosengart will be grilling Spears as to why Britney, who worked tirelessly for years with hit songs performed to millions of fans, had a relatively meager wealth.
'It would be into alleged financial mismanagement – $60million net worth is smaller than one might think it would be,' the source said.
The lawyer will also be asking Greenhill
