Scott Wolf gave custody after a sudden legal upheaval

After a whirlwind, a few weeks of battles of the emotional court and psychiatric sockets, Scott Wolf And Kelley Wolf have concluded a surprising new childcare agreement.

Although the temporary ban order has been abandoned, Scott now has the unique physical guard of their three children, and Kelley’s parental time will be closely supervised, at least for the moment.

Scott made a major step in his Kelley Wolf divorce.

Only six weeks after the deposit, the actor of “part of five” officially abandoned the temporary prohibition order which was granted to him against his distant wife, but not without new important conditions.

According to court documents obtained by PEOPLE And signed by a Utah judge on July 19, Scott received the unique temporary physical guard from their three children, Jackson, 16; Miller, 12 years old; and Lucy, 11.

Kelley, meanwhile, obtained a “liberal” supervised visit, as well as three supervised calls with children per week.

It can respond to any communication initiated by children, but all the parental time will require legal coordination.

The ultimate objective, as indicated in the documents, is that Kelley possibly finds the unwanted parental time, cooperation and pending evaluation.

The new temporary agreement, signed on July 15, has strict limits for Scott Wolf and Kelley Wolf while navigate by parenting after separation.

Both are prohibited from discussing adult issues, divorce or the other parent with their children.

They are also prohibited from making derogatory comments or questioning children on time spent with the other parent.

An order of gap on social networks imposed by the court also prohibits the parties or in third parties from publishing on children, some on children or divorce.

Scott will keep an exclusive use of their Park City house, although Kelley can use the space for supervised visits with a previous agreement.

It is also prevented from entering the property.

Scott will continue to manage the family’s matrimonial finances under the new agreement, covering household expenditure.

He will temporarily provide $ 10,000 per month for the cost of living, as well as the payment of his car, minimum credit card obligations and certain lawyer fees.

This arrangement can be revised pending other court decisions or mutual agreements.

These terms are involved after a volatile series of incidents involving Kelley, including two psychiatric taking in recent weeks, which has increased concerns about his mental health and parental preparation.

Judicial files show that Kelley was placed for the first time on an involuntary psychiatric socket on June 13 after pretending to take out the children from the country.

The authorities cited “sufficient behavior for Kelley to be owned by the police and subsequently placed on an involuntary psychiatric commitment” as part of California code 5150, which is used for intervention in mental health.

Kelley later recognized the taking by saying: “It is a critical intervention used to hold individuals who are considered a danger to themselves or for others or who are seriously disabled due to a mental disorder.”

A second 5150 holder followed on July 6, after an incident involving an alleged knife.

Kelley was hospitalized in a treatment center in Salt Lake City for a week.

The court hearing initially planned for July 21 concerning the prohibition order has now been canceled as part of the temporary resolution.