Tom Sandoval’s Restraining Order Against Ex Remains in Effect After Hearing
A hearing took place in California on Thursday, July 16, where an eyewitness observed Victoria Lee Robinson dressed in a black shirt and matching blazer with her hair pulled back into a tight bun. Despite Victoria's presence, neither she nor her father, J. Will Robinson, were required to appear in person due to technical issues with virtual logging-in.
Us Weekly confirms that Sandoval's temporary restraining order remains in effect, continuing to August 13 and August 14. Technical difficulties delayed proceedings for both parties.
The court addressed Victoria's request to retrieve personal belongings from the couple's former residence. Sandoval's attorney offered no objection but wished to consult with his client prior to facilitating access.
Video evidence presented during subsequent hearings is expected, according to Sandoval's lawyer.
Outside the courtroom, a representative spoke on behalf of Victoria: "There are many differing opinions on this case. All Victoria desires is to put this behind her and resume life as normal."
It was previously reported that Sandoval sought a domestic violence protection order against Victoria and her father following an alleged violent dispute among the three individuals. A separate restraining order had been requested by Victoria, although the court did not grant it.
Sandoval alleged experiencing verbal and physical abuse at the hands of the Robinsons. He claimed Will attacked him while attempting to dissuade Victoria from recording him without permission. The reality star stated suffering intense pain when Victoria allegedly punched him in the face, adding that his vision blurred due to the severity of the blow.
Since the incident, Sandoval admitted to assisting Victoria in securing release from jail after calling authorities himself. As he reflected upon his actions, Sandoval expressed regret over providing financial assistance for bond.
McCune Law Group attorneys argued that there exists discrepancies between publicly reported claims and their client's filings, vowing to prove such assertions through the ongoing legal process.
In response to allegations made against the Robinson family, a spokesperson for Tom Sandoval reaffirmed substantial photographic evidence corroborating Sandoval's story. This includes extensive review of available footage demonstrating Victoria punching Tom in the face.
Earlier this month, Victoria broke her silence regarding the restraining order issue, asserting ownership rights to several shared items within their joint living space and emphasizing her desire to establish truth amidst conflicting narratives surrounding the disputed events.
Next steps in the case remain unclear, pending further developments in the ongoing legal process.
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