"Mortensen submitted his temporary protective order March 20, which said he had custody of their child. Paul alleged Mortensen has demonstrated 'a pattern of abusive conduct and coercive control' in their relationship."
"Swinyard said his client has 'been castigated online, essentially re-victimizing her over and over again.' He argued against supervised visits and said the reality television star was 'essentially being thrown scraps.'"
A Utah district court judge allowed Taylor Frankie Paul supervised visits with her 2-year-old son following a court appearance. Both Paul and her ex, Dakota Mortensen, filed temporary protective orders against each other, citing domestic violence incidents. Paul's lawyer argued for a return to the previous custody agreement, emphasizing the impact of the situation on her parenting time. Mortensen's lawyer requested supervised visits, highlighting concerns over the child's safety amid allegations of abusive conduct from Paul.
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