Amanda Bynes' parents are considering seeking a conservatorship similar to one obtained for singer Britney Spears, the Los Angeles Times reports.

After being detained Monday by Ventura County sheriff's deputies, Bynes is currently being held for an involuntary mental health evaluation, authorities said, according to the Los Angeles Times.

The troubled star was arrested after she allegedly ignited her leg after setting fire to a driveway in Thousand Oaks, Calif.

Amanda Bynes has made headlines for her recently uncontrollable behavior and her activity on Twitter, where she frequently bashes celebrities like Drake and even Cher.

In fact, Amanda Bynes called Cher "ugly and a flop" on Twitter last month. But the famed singer wasn't too familiar with her.

After a fan asked Cher if she was upset that Amanda Bynes insulted her, she responded asking "Who's that?"

Shortly after she tweeted asking who Amanda Bynes was, Cher responded to a tweet the former Nickelodeon star posted a few days ago that read "This is my twitter. I say whatever I want. Thanks!" and apologized for not knowing who Bynes was.

No word on Amanda Bynes' future within the conservatorship.