Lindsay Lohan and her father, Michael, are often at odds in the press. Now they're at odds legally, with Lindsay's lawyer sending Michael a cease-and-desist letter ordering him not to sell her personal property, according toRadarOnline.com.
In a letter delivered from LiLo's attorney Shawn Chapman Holley to Michael's lawyer Lisa Bloom, the starlet calls her father's actions shameful and appalling.
The spat seems to center around Michael's sale of Lindsay's handwritten diary entries from her time in rehab in 2007. Lohan writes she had no idea her father possessed the diary and gave him no permission to sell or distribute the material. The letter is dated Aug. 23 -- one day before Lindsay was released from rehab last week.
In a letter delivered from LiLo's attorney Shawn Chapman Holley to Michael's lawyer Lisa Bloom, the starlet calls her father's actions shameful and appalling.
The spat seems to center around Michael's sale of Lindsay's handwritten diary entries from her time in rehab in 2007. Lohan writes she had no idea her father possessed the diary and gave him no permission to sell or distribute the material. The letter is dated Aug. 23 -- one day before Lindsay was released from rehab last week.
Lindsay's lawyer has advised Michael that selling any of her personal belongings will result in Lindsay using legal means to seek damages for "grave invasion of privacy."
LiLo told Vanity Fair earlier this week, "I think my biggest focus for myself is learning how to continue to get through the trauma that my father has caused in my life."
In response, Michael told RadarOnline, "They did the interview before Lindsay went to jail and rehab. What did they expect her to say?"
Source: PopEater
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