The pop star's lawyers seek visitation rights in a therapeutic setting.

According to TMZ, Britney Spears' lawyers will go to court tomorrow and ask for Brit to have "monitored visitation in a therapeutic setting." We weren't sure what this meant and did some research to see what this kind of visit entails. According to Comprehensive Youth Services, a non-profit behavioral health agency that provides interventions and support services to families it means:

• A licensed therapist supervises the visit

• The therapist interacts with the family prior to, during, and after the visit and provides guidance on bonding and nurturing techniques, child development, and typical child behaviors.

• The therapist makes sure the guidelines set by the court are followed, and submits progress reports and recommendations.

This seems like a positive step in the right direction for Britney, who has been facing ongoing troubles with her visitation rights and speculation about her mental well-being. She's been ordered numerous times to undergo a psychiatric evaluation and has yet to comply. K Fed's lawyer may fight the request for the monitored visits and push for the psychiatric evaluation. Both parties are due in court tomorrow to settle the situation.