Los Angeles, California — Sean Kingston’s attorney, Robert A. Rosenblatt, has filed a motion to disengage from representing the singer in his ongoing legal matters. Both Kingston and Rosenblatt have indicated that their professional relationship has deteriorated significantly, coinciding with Kingston’s recent federal fraud conviction earlier this year.
This latest request marks the second attempt by Rosenblatt to withdraw from the case; his first effort was rejected in May 2025. At that time, Kingston expressed dissatisfaction regarding Rosenblatt’s communication with the media, sending a pointed email urging him to refrain from discussing the case outside of attorney-client discussions. Kingston emphasized the necessity of protecting the confidentiality of their relationship, instructing Rosenblatt to avoid speaking on his behalf to any legal authorities going forward.
In response to the allegations laid by Kingston, Rosenblatt has maintained that the singer’s own correspondence suggests he prefers to handle matters without the attorney’s direct intervention. He stated that Kingston did not object to his departure from the state-related aspects of the case, asserting that growing tensions have now rendered their relationship adversarial.
Additionally, Rosenblatt mentioned that Kingston has secured a new attorney, Zeljka Bozanic, to take over his legal representation. With Kingston’s sentencing scheduled later this month, the shift in legal counsel occurs at a crucial juncture for the singer.
Kingston, along with his mother, Janice Turner, was convicted of conspiracy to commit wire fraud and multiple counts of wire fraud. Prosecutors allege that the duo orchestrated a scheme to deceive luxury retailers into providing high-value items, which included expensive vehicles and jewelry.
Following his mother’s conviction, Kingston publicly supported her on social media, sharing a heartfelt message alongside a photograph, declaring her his “only queen” and vowing that their story was far from over.
As the situation continues to develop, the legal and personal implications for Kingston remain closely watched by fans and the public alike.
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