Amanda Bynes' parents have moved to LA to help her get life back on track

Sources close to the family say they have no plans to pursue a conservatorship - which would give them legal control over Amanda - but they want to be on-hand to support their daughter.

However, there was some good news for the former Nickelodeon star after a Beverly Hills judge ruled Wednesday (19.09.12) that she won't have to post the $50,000 bail for her April driving under the influence (DUI) case.

The district attorney argued that Amanda - who failed to show up to court - should be ordered to put up $50,000 bail pending her October 29 trial, saying the bail was needed "for risk of public safety".

Judge Elden Fox chose not to impose the request because the incidents happened prior to her licence being suspended, explaining: "Technically, Ms. Bynes is not in violation of order not to drive without a valid driver's licence."

On June 5, the 'All That' star was officially charged with DUI due to an arrest in April in which she allegedly ran into a police cruiser with her BMW. She also refused to submit to a chemical test at the time of her arrest and the following day, her attorney entered a not guilty plea on her behalf.

On September 5, the former child star was charged with two counts of misdemeanour hit and run for accidents that occurred on April 1 and August 4.

The judge warned Amanda's lawyer to make sure his client does not drive before her licence is reinstated and noted he would not be as amenable if Amanda is involved in another incident prior to her trial date.