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Lindsay Lohan: Dad Wants Cut Of Her Money

MINEOLA (Long Island, US): ActressFile photo ofn Lindsay Lohan dancing at the 13th annual MTV Movie Awards in Culver City, California on June-5, 2004. In his 45th annual no-puns-barred list of what he calls 'The Bad, The Sad and The Downright Ugly,' fashion designer Mr Blackwell gave Lohan the second spot on January-11, 2005 calling her, 'Over-hyped and under-dressed. What's happened to Lindsay? When it comes to fashion she's in a schizophrenic frenzy!'-singer Lindsay Lohan's dad wants a cut of her money.

Michael Lohan's wife, Dina, filed for divorce. In response, Lohan is asking for half of the 15 percent his daughter pays her mom.

The attorney for Michael Lohan said the figure could be as much as $6 million to $7 million per year.

Michael Lohan also said he wants Dina Lohan and other members of her family to undergo drug and alcohol testing and claimed that despite past problems with substance abuse, he is currently clean and sober.

His attorney, Dominic Barbara, told a news conference Wednesday that Michael Lohan "loves his children, he doesn't want to hurt Lindsay in any way." He contended his client is entitled to half of the earnings the actress-singer gives to her mother.

Lindsay Lohan recently released her debut album, "Speak," and has starred in "Parent Trap," "Mean Girls," "Confessions of a Teenage Drama Queen" and "Freaky Friday."

Barbara said he also represents Michael Lohan in a number of criminal prosecutions.

He is due in court in Suffolk County next week to answer charges from last summer that he allegedly skipped out on a $3,800 bill for several suites at a posh Long Island hotel.

He also was charged with assault in Manhattan for allegedly swearing at a sanitation worker whose truck was blocking his car and punching him in the face.

A spokesman for Dina Lohan said, "There's no point in dignifying the desires of a convicted felon who the court has already demanded stay away from his wife and children."●

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