Lindsay Lohan is expected be in a Los Angeles courtroom Wednesday morning after earlier indicating that should would miss the mandatory court appearance on charges of lying to police about a car crash.

But her attorney, Shawn Holley, who has kept her from serving serious time behind bars despite the actress’ repeated probation violations, is no longer representing Lohan, a source familiar with the case said.

New York attorney Mark Heller will oversee Lohan’s defense if Los Angeles Superior Judge Stephanie Sautner allows it.

Lohan is ordered to appear before Sautner on Wednesday for allegedly violating probation in a jewelry shoplifting case and to answer to a new charge of lying to Santa Monica police when she told them that she was not driving a Porsche involved in a collision with a truck on Pacific Coast Highway.Paperwork submitted to the court says Lohan was too ill to travel from New York and could not appear Wednesday. But facing the likelihood that an arrest warrant would be issued if she failed to show up, Lohan flew to L.A.

Tabloid websites showed Lohan shopping in New York over the weekend.