Kevin Federline’s brawl for most important keeping of the two children he had with Britney Spears isn’t about wealth but concerning the welfare of the kids, his split-up attorney, Mark Vincent Kaplan, told TODAY in an exclusive interview Friday. “I want to put to rest these allegations we’ve heard that he wants more money, and that’s why he’s doing this,” Kaplan told TODAY co-host Meredith Vieira. “There is no request before the court for any modification of any support ordered in this case.”
On Monday, a court in Los Angeles came down hard on Spears, finding that she is a habitual and frequent user of controlled substances and alcohol. Judge Scott M. Gordon ordered the pop singer to undergo random drug testing twice a week and spend eight hours a week with a parenting coach.