The 26-year-old actress’s new legal representative Mark Heller wrote
a letter to the judge in her criminal case asking her not to send the
actress to jail for violating her probation and claiming he and
prosecutors can work together to ‘fix’ Lindsay, who is facing three
misdemeanour counts involving a car crash last June after being charged
for resisting, obstruction, providing false information to a police
officer and reckless driving.
According to TMZ, in a letter to
prosecutors Terry White and Spencer Hart filed with recent legal
documents, Mr. Heller stated: ‘We, as a team, (can) help ‘fix’ Lindsay
Lohan.’
He then blamed Lindsay’s ongoing legal
troubles on her dysfunctional family and said they could not judge her
‘without considering the pain, torment and confusion which Lindsay has
experienced and has been afflicted with.’
In the letter, Mr. Heller also appealed to the prosecutor and the judge not to send Lindsay to jail.
He wrote: ‘Lindsay will gladly be
participating in intensive psychotherapy, submitting herself to regular
screenings and contributing her time to the production of public service
messages.’
He also said the ‘Liz & Dick’
actress is willing to speak to young people in schools, hospitals and
other places ‘where she may provide inspirational talks,’ before adding
that he is currently exploring the idea of a Lindsay Lohan foundation
that will provide a non-profit program to benefit young people.
Lindsay, who fired her long time lawyer
Shawn Holley last month and reportedly owes her $300,000, recently
claimed she needs her family to keep her sane.
Asked what is helping her through her problems, Lindsay – who is estranged from her father Michael – said: ‘Family. You can’t get through anything without the family. Family is everything.’
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