Kelley Wolf has been issued a protective order prohibiting her from contacting her ex-husband Scott Wolf and their three children, following a contentious divorce and custody battle. The order, obtained by People, requires Kelley to stay at least 300 feet away from Scott and bars any direct or indirect contact with him or their children, Jackson, 16, Miller, 12, and Lucy, 11.
The protective order stems from Kelley's arrest on August 26 after she allegedly posted Scott's personal phone numbers on Instagram, leading to harassment. According to a police report, Scott received about 24 calls and multiple texts within the first ten minutes, causing a major disruption. Kelley was charged with two class B misdemeanors: electronic disclosure of personal identifying information and electronic communications harassment.
Kelley is prohibited from committing any form of violence, stalking, harassing, or threatening Scott or their children. She may only communicate with Scott about divorce or custody matters during scheduled mediation sessions with a court-qualified mediator. Additionally, she can only visit the family home in Utah to collect her belongings, with a police officer present.
The couple announced their split in June, and the divorce has been fraught with legal disputes. In July, Kelley allegedly violated a temporary custody agreement by posting a video attempting to enter the family home, leading to Scott being granted temporary sole physical custody. Earlier, Kelley was placed on an involuntary psychiatric hold after being detained by authorities, though she later denied any mental health issues or substance use.
Kelley was previously allowed supervised parenting time and financial support, including $10,000 per month from Scott, but those arrangements have been disrupted by the new order. Her divorce lawyer dropped her two weeks ago after Scott accused her of making false allegations.
