Lindsay Lohan's Siblings Bash Their Dad, Michael, for Staging Intervention

Lindsay Lohan's siblings, Ali, Michael Jr. and Dakota, are taking her side.

After Michael Lohan attempted to stage an intervention with his eldest daughter Friday, the family is speaking out against him.

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"Take this as your other daughter's plea to an absent father," model Ali Lohan, 18, told "Extra" in a statement Sunday. "I have always tried to stay out of the press because it hurts me to see how you malign my mother. But in this instance, I am breaking my silence. Please stop waging your own personal war against my family. We don't need you to intervene because we can take care of ourselves without you, as we have been all these years."

"I think it's unfortunate that the public had to be unwittingly invited into the lives of my family members due to my father's lies," actor Michael Jr., 24, added. "That being said, I think everyone can understand and see why my sisters, brother, mother and I do not associate with him anymore."

And 16-year-old Dakota Lohan said, "I have no good memories of my so called father. He has never been part of my life, and needs to leave my family alone!" 

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According to TMZ, Michael, 52, showed up at daughter Lindsay's home Friday in an attempt to force the 26-year-old actress to go into treatment for drug and alcohol abuse.

The "Liz & Dick" star called the police Friday to kick her dad off her property. But Michael isn't giving up. TMZ reports the determined dad plans to go to court to get a conservatorship for Lindsay.

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Lindsay said she was "done" with her dad after a recorded phone call between the two of them was released on TMZ on Oct. 10. The call revealed an explosive fight between the actress and her mother, Dina Lohan, 50. Although Lohan accused her mother of using cocaine during the phone call, she explained to TMZ, "I told my dad a really hurtful and untruthful lie about my mom. She was not on cocaine."

"Daughters have fights with their moms," she explained. "It happens a lot. It's normal."

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