A judge ordered Britney Spears' father, Jamie Spears, to produce documents

related to the alleged surveillance of his daughter. Jamie's lawyer said he's "eager to testify and set the record straight."

Britney Spears has scored another major legal victory against her father, Jamie Spears.

During a Los Angeles court hearing on July 13 that E! News was present for, Judge Brenda Penny ruled that Jamie must sit for

a deposition and produce documents related to the alleged surveillance of Britney as part of an ongoing investigation

into his role as conservator of her estate. The conservatorship was terminated in November 2021 after 13 years.

Jamie and his legal team have less than 30 days to present their documents and must be deposed by Aug. 12.

Following the ruling, Jamie's lawyer stated that the patriarch "is eager to testify and set the record straight."

"When the court has the opportunity to review actual evidence," Alex Weingarten, Jamie's lawyer, told E! News exclusively,

At the time, Rosengart said that he hoped to depose Jamie to question him about "the spying operation alleged and exposed by a whistleblower and The New York Times," as well as other allegations.