Lindsay Lohan continued her community service duty earlier this week. According to a report from Entertainment Tonight Online, the "Mean Girls" actress even wore a sexy dress while gardening at a New York-based Women's Center.

The once troubled movie star flaunted a black dress with a plunging neckline that showed her bra while at the TLC Women's Center. Lindsay Lohan even Instagrammed a selfie while doing community service.

"Gardening #TLC women's shelter," she wrote alongside the snapshot.

Lindsay Lohan is reportedly rushing to finish 125 hours of community service. Her urgency regarding the matter came after Judge Mark A. Young warned her of the consequences in case she does not complete her court-ordered requirement.

Prior to working at the TLC Women's Center, Lindsay Lohan first tried doing community service at a Los Angeles County morgue. Her hours rendered at the said facility were later declared invalid by a judge.

Lindsay Lohan also did some community service work at the Duffield Children's Center in Brooklyn's Fort Greene.

The said coomunity service is in line with reckless driving cases that were filed against the "Mean Girls" star in 2013.

Aside from this woe, another case that Lindsay Lohan is involved in is a defamation lawsuit against Fox News.

According to USA Today, the case was filed by in New York earlier this year by the "Mean Girls" actress and her mother, Dina Lohan.

The lawsuit was filed after Fox News aired a controversial discussion between Sean Hannity and Michelle Fields, where the latter accused Dina Lohan of "doing cocaine" with the former Disney star.

Legal documents also narrated how Sean Hannity and Michelle Fields reportedly said that Lindsay Lohan could soon join the list of celebrities who died from drug overdoses.

"Lindsay Lohan is on the way toward restoring her career and getting back on track, and something like this can be very fragile and hurtful to her," said Mark Heller, a lawyer for the Lohan family.