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Lindsay Lohan's lawyer insists on payment for past work

Lindsay Lohan appears on a probation violation at the Airport Branch Courthouse in Los Angeles on November 2, 2011. UPI/Mario Anzuoni/Pool

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Published: May 7, 2013 at 7:45 AM

LOS ANGELES, May 7 (UPI) -- Attorney Shawn Holley agreed to represent Lindsay Lohan again only if the U.S. actress pays $150,000 she owes her for prior work, TMZ reported.

Holley set up a payment schedule with Lohan before she agreed to represent her last week after the troubled actress fired her several months ago.

The pair also worked out how Lohan will pay her lawyer in the future, TMZ said.

The "Mean Girls" and "Freaky Friday" star began a court-ordered, 90-day stint at the Betty Ford Center rehabilitation clinic in California last week.

Lohan's once-bright career has been eclipsed in recent years by her battles with drug and alcohol addiction, motor-vehicle offenses and legal woes.

She was most recently seen in a guest role on Charlie Sheen's sitcom "Anger Management."

Topics: Lindsay Lohan, Charlie Sheen, Betty Ford

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