Here's all of the main people who've been paid by Britney Spears' financial estate during her 13 years of conservatorship

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In the 13 years that Britney Spears was living under a conservatorship, her financial estate had been paying out lawyers fees, business fees, and other expenses for people involved.

Legal documents detail that the singer had been paying even the people she said acted against her wishes — like her father, his lawyers, and his security team. And as a conservatee, she hadn't had any kind of veto power over how her money has been spent.

Court filings show that a constellation of lawyers and family members have made money from their roles in the conservatorship, which was terminated Friday by a Los Angeles judge.

Still, Spears's attorney, Mathew Rosengart, may also try to fight to claw some of that money back, although he'd have to meet hurdles. 

Here are the main people and law firms who have been paid by Spears' estate under the conservatorship, according to legal filings.

Jamie Spears has been paid a personal salary and concert commissions over the last decade, potentially totaling over $2 million.

Jamie's lawyers have taken hundreds of thousands of dollars per year and asked for more than $1 million.

Lou Taylor and her management firm Tri Star managed the estate's business affairs for a decade.

Lynne Spears, Britney's mother, has been living in a "mansion" paid for by her daughter.

Lynne is also requesting that Britney's estate pay for her legal fees. A decision about this request will be made at a December 2021 hearing.

Britney's court-appointed lawyer for many years, Sam Ingham, and his legal fees were paid by her estate - he reportedly had a salary of $520,000 per year