Taylor Frankie Paul Gets 8 Hours of Supervised Parental Time With Son
Taylor Frankie Paul Judge Gives Her 8 Hours Per Week With Son
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Taylor Frankie Paul is getting her day in court ... going toe-to-toe with her ex Dakota Mortensen in a protection hearing ... and a judge is giving Taylor supervised parent time with their two-year-old son.
The judge's ruling followed an hours-long hearing in Utah ... and he says Taylor can see her son for up to 8 hours of supervised parent time each week. The judge says this is a temporary custody arrangement for 3 weeks and 2 days until the next court hearing on April 30. Taylor can break up the 8 hours with her kid into 2-hour or 3-hour increments.
Dakota previously filed a temporary restraining order against TFP and is asking the court to extend the protective order into a long-term one, as authorities investigate accusations of domestic violence, which Dakota brought against Taylor.
Remember ... the temporary protective order meant that Taylor also temporarily lost custody of the couple's 2-year-old son, Ever.
As you know ... TFP pled guilty to aggravated assault in 2023 after being accused of attacking Dakota in an incident caught on camera. Then in February, an investigation was opened regarding another alleged incident of TFP attacking Dakota.
A third police investigation was launched in March when Dakota went to the cops about an alleged instance in 2024.
All the accusations have come with a ton of blowback for Taylor ... "The Secret Wives of Mormon Wives" was put on hold and her season of "The Bachelorette" was canceled following the revelations.
