Court denies temporary restraining order sought by Victoria Lee Robinson against Tom Sandoval

A California court denied a petition filed by Victoria Lee Robinson for a temporary restraining order against her former partner, Tom Sandoval, on Thursday. Robinson alleged multiple incidents of physical aggression, including a confrontation on June 3 at a Hollywood Hills rental home, an alleged shove down stairs on August 30, 2025, and a reported assault in May 2026 involving pushing, elbowing, and alleged property damage. She also sought protection for her father, Will Robinson, who has previously obtained his own restraining order against Sandoval.

Robinson's filing requested that Sandoval vacate the shared residence, citing her name on the lease and rent payments, and asked for a no-contact order requiring him to stay at least 100 yards away from her and her father. The court found the request unsupported and denied the temporary order.

Earlier, Sandoval had been granted a temporary restraining order against Robinson and her father, alleging that they had physically assaulted him and threatened his safety. Both parties have exchanged claims of verbal abuse and physical altercations, but the court has not issued any further orders pending further proceedings.