Lindsay Lohan’s legal troubles may finally be nearing an end, said RadarOnline.com. The actress, 25, received a glowing review this week at a probation hearing, and is on schedule to finish her community service and therapy requirements before a March 29 deadline. To date, Lohan has completed 15 days of community service at the Los Angeles County morgue and attended five therapy sessions. Lohan also scored a hosting gig on Saturday Night Live this week after reaching out to the show’s creator, Lorne Michaels. Friends say Lohan wants to prove to everyone that she’s still an actress and is getting her life back on track.
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