(June 24, 2008)--Britney Spears and a parenting coach have undergone questioning by the court commissioner overseeing the singer's custody dispute and the result was an unspecified change in visitation status.
Spears and ex-husband Kevin Federline appeared before Commissioner Scott Gordon, who took the one-hour proceeding behind closed doors in Los Angeles.
A court spokesman characterized Spears' behavior as "very businesslike."
Neither Spears nor Federline commented as they left court.
Months of bizarre behavior by Spears culminated early this year with two hospitalizations.
Federline was given full custody of their two little boys, and Spears' visitation rights were suspended, but Spears has appeared stable recently, and her visitation rights have been gradually restored.