The following italicized article is from www.accesshollywood.com:It appears Britney Spears will be in court tomorrow – at least according to her pal Sam Lutfi.
Sam has told Access Hollywood Brit will indeed head to court on Wednesday.
She will reportedly go before the judge to ask for her visitation rights to be restored with her two boys – Sean Preston and Jayden James.
No word yet on whether Kevin Federline will be present at the Wednesday hearing.
On Monday, Britney showed up for her scheduled deposition with Kevin’s attorney, Mark Vincent Kaplan. Accompanied by her lawyer, Tara Scott and Lutfi, Britney spent approximately two hours behind closed doors with Kaplan.
Following the deposition, Kaplan spoke with Access Hollywood about his session with the pop star.
“It's not a very enjoyable thing and nobody says, ‘God, I have nothing to do, let's go be deposed.’ But it was progress. It took a lot of time. It was slow going but hopefully there will be further sessions in order to complete what we have to discover,” Kaplan told Access.
And while Britney was at Kaplan’s offices for about two hours on Monday, the attorney told Access not all of that time was spent answering questions.
“I think there was probably about 45 minutes of actual cross-examination, which is better than fourteen minutes,” Kaplan noted, citing his last deposition with Britney, which she left after only 14 minutes.
Despite all her recent troubles and public exploits, Kevin’s camp is hopefully Britney will once again be part of her children’s lives.
“Well, that’s the hope and the expectation,” Kaplan revealed. “There are certain things that have to be done by her in order to make everyone comfortable… and to answer any unresolved questions so that we don't have to worry about anything that occurred a few weeks ago being something other than a [disgusting] event… She is not the enemy. She is not being viewed as the enemy and what is being done, even though it may be unpopular with her, is to make sure that she can be a full participant going forward in the future.”
Last week, LA Superior Court Commissioner Scott Gordon extended the suspension of Britney's visitation rights when she failed to appear in court.
She eventually showed up, however, turned around and left before ever entering the building.
Source: Access Hollywood
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