Not too many people were surprised by today’s custody agreement between Britney spears and Kevin Federline. In fact, it is the results that the situation should have been judged by and while it was a win-win-win situation, only one party seemed to have cared about the actual victims, the couple’s boys.

Why Britney Won?
Well, Britney won because her visitation rights that were on trial for the past month or so are now formalized and must be obeyed by Kevin.

Why KFed Won?
Well KFed wanted to increase his child support payments so now, that he has less time with the kids he will have $5K more to play.

Why Mark Kaplan Won?
Unlike Britney’s legal team, Kaplan made sure to make himself “highly available” to the media and his personal “win” today was a court grant that Britney will pay his fees in full. That is $250,000 that he wasn’t going to get from Kevin’s ass otherwise.

Now, you be the judge. Who really cared about the kids? Who cared about the $$? And knowing the results, would you approve this agreement or help the side who cared about the kids?

Britney Spears scored another landmark in court and in her recovery process, overnight visitations. In the hearing, held yesterday, the commissioner recognized and appreciated “Britney’s progress” and decided to extend her visitations.

Britney Spears looking ’sharp’ while arriving in court yesterday (6/24)

Here is a quick rundown of what happened:

• 8:15am: Team Britney announces the return of the family attorney, Laura Wasser. Wasser is the one who successfully negotiated a custody deal even when Britney was ’slipping’.
• 8:45am: Britney arrives in court, holding a newspaper over her face, and looking very sharp.
• 9:45am: Britney and Kevin are sworn in not before the commissioner clears up the courtroom heaving the two teams.
• 10:50am: Britney and Jamie take a bathroom break. Britney is described as “relaxed and confident.”
• 11:15am: Britney is leaving the courthouse.
• 11:20am: Court spokesperson speaks to the press.

[Image with permission from SplashNewsOnline]