Judge Rules To End Amanda Bynes Conservatorship
- A judge has ruled that the Amanda Bynes conservatorship must come to an end.
- According to legal documents, the ruling on the case is tentative, and states that Amanda’s conservatorship is “no longer required.”
- Another court hearing happens on Tuesday and it’s expected that the judge will make the end of the conservatorship official since no one is contesting his ruling.
- Amanda filed the papers to end her conservatorship last month after being under conservatorship for nine years. Her mom and dad were over the conservatorship and agree that it should end.
Bynes, whose career took off when she was a child star on Nickelodeon and whose last role was in 2010′s “Easy A,” was put under the conservatorship of her parents nearly nine years ago after a series of erratic incidents, including charges involving a hit-and-run and driving under the influence, that culminated in the court placing her under mandatory psychiatric
The following year, she shared that she’d had been diagnosed with bipolar and manic depressive disorders and was doing well with treatment. Later, in 2018, she told Paper Magazine that she had been under the influence of several drugs before her conservatorship, citing abuse of Adderall, MDMA, cocaine and marijuana.
Susan Saunders 3/22/22
