Lindsay Lohan finished all her 125 hours of court-ordered community service in the nick of time.
This was her punishment from a reckless driving incident back in 2012, where she crashed her car on the Pacific Coast Highway in Santa Monica.
Judge Mark Young gave Lindsay an ultimatum, after the young actress had been lousy with her mandated community service, only finishing less than 10 hours of her 125-hour sentence.
The judge demanded her to finish the remaining 116 hours or she will be put to jail. "If it is not done by May 28 there will be consequences," Young explained at the time.
The 28-year-old Mean Girls star obviously did not want that to happen as she completed her community service before it was due.
Lindsay worked at three different charitable organizations. She shared on Instagram photos of her doing gardening at the women's shelter in New York, she captioned, "Gardening #TLC women's shelter."
She also shared another photo of her at the playground at the Duffield Children's Centre in Brooklyn, saying "We built this for the kids today! So cute!!"
Chief Deputy Terry White, confirmed that The Freaky Friday actress put in nearly 8 hours a day for several weeks without a break to get the job done.
Lindsay's lawyer will be in court on Thursday with proof that all the 125 hours were completed.
Over the years, the 'Herbie: Fully loaded' star has been jailed, went in and out of rehab, and ordered to do community service multiple times.
Lindsay was a promising young star, as she had a couple of TV commercials and captured everyone's hearts when she portrayed the twins in Disney's 'The Parent Trap.' But drugs and aclohol took over her life and her career stumbled down.
Tomorrow marks a new chapter in Lindsay Lohan's 2015 life. The public is rooting for her to finally straighten up and to bring back her passion in life and for her craft.
