After the conclusion of an emergency hearing in Britney Spears' custody case, the singer faces new restrictions in her visitations with her two young sons. According to court documents released after the hearing, Kevin Federline has gained sole legal and physical custody of Sean Preston and Jayden James, and Spears' visitations with her children will be suspended temporarily. The matter will be discussed again at a hearing on January 14.

Spears, who remains under observation at Cedars-Sinai following a [article id="1578990"]custodial dispute at her home[/article] Thursday night, has faced a number of restrictions since October, including supervised visitations, random drug testing, individual counseling, co-parenting counseling with Federline, individual parenting coaching and a Parenting Without Conflict program. [article id="1579052"]Legal experts told MTV News[/article] on Friday that Spears will have to go through a long process before regaining unsupervised visitations with her children, and that the next step toward that would be supervised visits in a facility outside her home.

Los Angeles police have no plans to charge Spears with any crime relating to the incident, either for endangering her children or being under the influence. "We were only there because of the child-custody dispute, and that's going to play out in the courts," police spokesperson Ana Aguirre told MTV News. "We weren't looking to charge her, and as far as we're concerned, the case is closed."