A year after Lohans settled their divorce, Lindsay Lohan's estranged parents were in a Long Island courtroom Tuesday over custody issues.

Michael Lohan complained that his ex-wife, Dina, wasn't living up to a visitation agreement involving their two youngest children, Ali, 14, and Dakota, 11. The children live with their mother in Merrick; Michael now lives in Southampton.

While much of the discussion about the custody dispute took place in the judge's chambers, Michael Lohan's attorney, John DiMascio Jr., said it involved his client's complaints that he wasn't being allowed to visit the children, according to Associated Press

Neither Lindsay Lohan, 21, nor her brother Michael, 19, are involved in the custody issue since they are no longer minors.

Their parents are no strangers to the media glare — Dina Lohan has her own reality TV show on E! and Michael Lohan writes a blog for OK! magazine.                                                                                                                                             

People magazine states that both claimed, they intended to stop speaking to reporters while their court case proceeds.

Family Court Judge Stacy Bennett scheduled a follow-up court session July 14, but indicated she was pleased the two sides were attempting to reach a settlement.