Britney Spears may have lost her lawyer and her manager, but she’s keeping her kids.

Mel Goldsman, an attorney at Freid and Goldsman, where Spears’ new lawyer Marci Levine works, tells The Insider that yesterday’s hearing affirmed Spears and Federline’s joint custody agreement.

This news comes despite new claims from a touted “mystery” witness, former Spears bodyguard Tony Barretto, that even after her February stint in rehab, Spears was using drugs. Barretto joins a long list of former Spears employees who may testify against her in the upcoming custody battle, from bodyguard Daimon Shippen to assistant Shannon Funk.

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