Taylor Frankie Paul, one of many stars of “The Secret Lives of Mormon Wives,” cannot spend unsupervised time along with her 2-year-old son as a consequence of issues concerning the risky conduct she displayed throughout confrontations between her and the boy’s father, a Utah courtroom commissioner dominated Tuesday.Third District Court docket Commissioner Russell Minas mentioned, “I’ve issues going each methods” about dueling allegations between Dakota Mortensen and Paul, who was additionally set to star in the latest season of “The Bachelorette” earlier than it was pulled days earlier than airing.However, Minas mentioned, “Even when he was making an attempt to impress a response, the actions that occurred are very troubling.”The listening to set the stage for an April 30 courtroom battle through which Minas will assess dueling petitions for protecting orders between the pair.Mortensen, who shares son Ever along with his ex, has requested the courtroom to show a short-term protecting order in opposition to Paul right into a long-term one. Paul filed her personal request for a protecting order simply earlier than Tuesday’s listening to. Each participated remotely whereas their attorneys have been in courtroom.”We’ll have a showdown on the thirtieth,” mentioned Paul’s lawyer Eric Swinyard.”Hopefully it will not be a showdown,” Minas mentioned. “I am hoping you may come to some decision.”Attorneys for the 2 sides and a court-appointed lawyer for Ever addressed a number of heated and generally violent interactions between the couple, a few of which have been caught on video, revealing of their arguments particulars in protecting order filings that had been sealed.Swinyard gave an account of what he referred to as “the truck tussle” in late February. In his request for a protecting order, Mortensen mentioned Paul threw a drink at him as they argued in a truck to not get up youngsters who have been sleeping inside Paul’s house. However Swinyard mentioned Mortensen slammed Paul’s head into the dashboard and punched her within the leg, displaying Minas images of her bruises.That and one other battle across the identical time are below investigation by police within the Salt Lake Metropolis suburb of Draper Metropolis.The perimeters usually agreed that Paul did not deliberately direct violence at their son or her different two youngsters from a earlier relationship. At subject was her willingness to lash out at Mortensen with youngsters current.Ever’s court-appointed lawyer pointed to a Could 2025 video that has not been launched publicly. He mentioned it exhibits Paul pushing Mortensen and shouting for him to get out of her home whereas he is holding their little one.”To me, that makes me very nervous about her capacity to regulate herself, and her volatility,” mentioned the lawyer, Michael McDonald. He mentioned Paul has “a really troublesome time with self-control. And I feel that it places my consumer in danger.”Paul’s lawyer, although, mentioned Mortensen intentionally created that scenario.”He is holding the kid as his human defend, so to talk, and scary my consumer and never getting out of her home,” Swinyard mentioned.Daniela Diaz, a lawyer for Mortensen, argued that Paul makes use of their shared little one to perpetuate a cycle of abuse that retains Mortensen coming again.”He is typically invited again, and his little one is commonly used as a pawn, as a pawn to start out fights,” Diaz mentioned.Minas ordered that Paul, who had major custody of Ever, ought to get eight hours per week of supervised visits, emphasizing it was a stopgap association till the subsequent listening to.ABC, in an unprecedented transfer, introduced final month that it was shelving your entire, already-filmed new season of “The Bachelorette,” which featured Paul within the title position. The community blamed the cancellation on the then-newly leaked video through which Paul appeared to punch, kick and throw chairs at Mortensen whereas her younger daughter watched and cried.That battle was a central a part of “The Secret Lives of Mormon Wives,” which handled it within the first episode, together with police physique digicam footage of Paul’s arrest.Paul was charged with aggravated assault and different offenses, together with home violence within the presence of a kid. She pleaded responsible to a misdemeanor assault cost, and the opposite counts have been dismissed.”Everyone knows that social media has made up its thoughts about my consumer,” Swinyard mentioned. “The courtroom, in contrast to social media, really has to get it proper. The proof we consider, on the thirtieth, when considered in its totality, will present who the true abuser is, who the true violent actor has been in the course of the occasion’s relationship.”Manufacturing has additionally been paused on the fifth season of “The Secret Lives of Mormon Wives,” the Hulu collection that made Paul a actuality star. She turned referred to as an influencer within the #MomTok neighborhood, a gaggle of ladies from The Church of Jesus Christ of Latter-day Saints who share their lives on TikTok. The group, and Paul’s admissions of polyamory inside it, helped spawn the hit actuality present.On Sunday, Paul introduced she was leaving what’s extensively referred to as the Mormon church. She mentioned on Instagram that she is going to at all times have love and respect for the Utah-based spiritual establishment, however “It is time to detach myself.”