Celebrity Celebrity Relationships Celebrity Engagements Amanda Bynes Plans to Move into an L.A. Rental with Fiancé Paul Michael: Lawyer The actress-turned-fashion student is set to appear in court Tuesday for a hearing about the potential termination of her conservatorship By Melody Chiu Melody Chiu Melody Chiu is an Executive Editorial Director at PEOPLE overseeing Entertainment, Books and Events. With the brand since 2009, she has written cover stories on Taylor Swift, Selena Gomez, John Legend, Sandra Oh, House of Horrors survivor Jordan Turpin and more. Chiu oversees all of PEOPLE's entertainment verticals, as well as events strategy and live red carpet coverage for awards season. She graduated from the University of Southern California and has appeared on Today, The Talk, Good Morning America and more. People Editorial Guidelines Published on March 18, 2022 03:22PM EDT Paul Michael and Amanda Bynes . Photo: Amanda Bynes/instagram Amanda Bynes is making moves ahead of the potential termination of her conservatorship. After filing to end her conservatorship late last month, the actress-turned fashion student is now planning to move in with her fiancé Paul Michael, PEOPLE confirms exclusively. "Amanda has located a rental in the Los Angeles area, which she intends to share with Paul," says her lawyer David Esquibias in a statement. Bynes announced her engagement to Michael, a man she met at her former sober living home in late 2019, on Valentine's Day 2020. Over the last several years, Bynes — who says she is currently working on a fragrance line — has largely stayed out of the spotlight as she finishes her degree at the Fashion Institute of Design and Merchandising. (She previously earned her associate's degree in 2019.) Amanda Bynes Files to End Conservatorship: 'She Believes Her Condition Is Improved,' Says Lawyer Earlier this month, she returned to Instagram to thank her fans for their support amid news of her upcoming court hearing, which will address the potential end of her nearly nine-year-long conservatorship. Paul Michael and Amanda Bynes. DIGGZY/SplashNews.com "What's up Instagram. Amanda Bynes here. My court date is coming up in two weeks. I want to thank you all for your love and support. Peace out," Bynes said in a now-deleted Instagram video. The former actress's mother Lynn was granted temporary conservatorship over her daughter back in August 2013 following Bynes's erratic behavior, including allegedly setting fire to a driveway. Lynn then gained full conservatorship of the star in October 2014. "Amanda wishes to terminate her conservatorship. She believes her condition is improved and protection of the court is no longer necessary," Esquibias previously confirmed to PEOPLE. Close