Amanda Bynes plans to challenge conservatorship in court after her mom refuses to pay $5k for therapy
Amanda Bynes is opening up about her conservatorship case. Bynes's mother Lynn is her conservator and she recently opened up about how she was setting a meeting with the judge following a dispute regarding her therapy bills.
First, Bynes thanked her fans for always being there for her. "Hey, y'all. I wanted to thank you guys so much for your support. The fact that you've been rooting for me for years means more than you know," she said.
She then went on to narrate the incident which involves the dispute concerning her payments. "Today I wanna talk about a controversial topic: my conservatorship case. I have been going to a treatment center that charges $5,200 a month," she revealed in the video. The actress revealed the importance of therapy in her life and how she has been facing issues with the payment due to her parents.
"There is no reason why I shouldn't go to a therapist who takes my insurance for $5,000 less a month. This is why I've asked to see the judge next week regarding this conservatorship issue," she said. She later thanked her fans and apologized for things she said when she was feeling low.
"Thank you guys so much for hearing me out. I'm sorry that this is what I'm dealing with and I'm sorry to put my problems onto the internet, but this is what life has come to. So thank you guys so much for always supporting me. Love you all. Peace out. Appreciate your love and support," she continued.
This comes after Bynes announced that she was engaged to Paul Michael. While Bynes seems to be head over heels in love with Michael, it appears that her parents are not welcoming this relationship. To make things worse, Lynn's conservator status gives her the right to prevent the marriage and a source close to her stated that she is planning on using it.
The insider further added that Bynes' parents have not met Michael yet. It seems like the mother-daughter duo has more matters in hand that need to be resolved.