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Britney Spears’ Visitation Almost Reinstated

She hasn’t seen her boys Jayden James and Sean Preston since the beginning of January when she was hauled off to the mental ward at Cedars-Sinai Hospital.  But according Kevin Federline’s lawyer, Britney Spears will be reunited with her kids “soon, very soon.”

The “Gimme More” singer’s lawyers, along with Mark Vincent Kaplan (K-Fed’s attorney) spent hours hammering out a structured visitation arrangement this week.

Britney Spears Hates Wearing Underwear

It’s getting to be routine - pictures of Britney Spears’ panty-less crotch as she emerges from her car.  And you’d think by now she would’ve figured it out. 

Last night the “Gimme More” singer gave the paparazzi plenty of footage of her ‘goodies’ as she got out of her Cadillac Escalade on her way to the B2V Borrelli-Vo Salon.

Kevin Federline Wants Britney to See the Kids

Now that Britney Spears’ parents are in the picture, her ex-husband Kevin Federline sounds like he’s hopeful to get the “Gimme More” singer back in the lives of their two sons.

In a custody hearing held earlier today at the Los Angeles Superior Court, lawyers for both Brit and K-Fed (along with Jamie Spears by virtue of his co-conservator status) sat down and tried to wade through the murky water surrounding the case.

Britney Spears’ Deposition: Gut-Wrenching

Yesterday was the latest step in Britney Spears’ deposition process regarding the custody case between her and Kevin Federline.  And according to K-Fed’s attorney, it was a real doozy.

The press caught up with Mark Vincent Kaplan outside of Katsuya restaurant in Brentwood, California last night and asked him how things went with the “Gimme More” singer earlier in the day.

Britney Spears: Better Late Than Never

Just as we were reaching the point of utter disbelief, Britney Spears finally showed up at her Los Angeles court hearing.  How’s that for impressing the judge?

Early this morning, the “Gimme More” singer’s assistant, as well as her ex-husband, Kevin Federline, arrived at the L.A. Superior Court for the commencement of the proceedings.  But Brit was nowhere to be found.