90 Day Fiancé star Larissa Dos Santos 'is doing community service and counseling' after her criminal assault case against ex-husband Colt Johnson
Larissa Dos Santos is making progress.
The 90 Day Fiancé star is moving along with her court-ordered domestic violence classes. But more importantly, she's staying out of trouble.
According to The Blast, the judge is telling her she needs to finish her community service.
Moving along: Larissa Dos Santos is focusing on her community service hours for her criminal case after she assaulted her ex-husband Colt Johnson
In court documents obtained by the news site, a hearing was held for Dos Santos Lima case to 'make sure she was staying out of trouble.'
The case was filed by her ex-husband Colt Johnson who says she assaulted him.
The judge ruled that because she has finished eight of the domestic violence counseling classes she just do another eight sessions (she will finish 28 total) and finish 48 hours of community service by her next court date, which is September 4th.
Court day: The star smiled for a behind the scenes photo as she filmed 90 Day Fiance
The star has been able to avoid time behind bars because of the community service and also ordered her to complete the Justice Court Community Service Program and to pay fines.
The program helps those who are accused of crimes to do community service hours with a variety of non-profits.
When all the hours are complete, the case is officially closed.
While this may seem like a good deal, she did have a suspended 90 day jail sentence on the table. If she were to violate those terms in her deal she would be sent to jail.
Former flames: Colt Johnson and Larissa smile for the camera for an Instagram post back when they were together. Johnson filed for divorce after the assault
Earlier this year she had her trial date pushed back to allow her to work out a plea deal with prosecutors.
At the time she was facing up to six months in jail.
Johnson filed for divorce the day after the assault, and she was arrested for domestic battery in the first degree.
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