K-Federal Case

K-Fed still trying to hold it altogether.

A court commissioner said Tuesday he would consider a motion by a magazine and a TV station to unseal documents in the Britney Spears-Kevin Federline divorce case.

Kevin Federline and Britney Spears were married for two years and have two sons.

"They're appropriate participants in here," Superior Court Commissioner Scott M. Gordon said of the request by People magazine and KNBC, on behalf of the celebrity news show "Access Hollywood."

Spears and Federline weren't present for the hearing. Gordon scheduled another hearing for September 14 to give their attorneys time to make their case for keeping the documents under seal. Spears' divorce from Federline became official July 30.

After the hearing, Federline attorney Mark Vincent Kaplan said the documents contain information about the schedules of the couple's children and other details that could put them in jeopardy.

"It would be best for the children that they not be exposed to their parents," Kaplan said.