Tom Sandoval and Victoria Robinson's Father Involved in Mutual Restraining Order Dispute
A Los Angeles judge issued a domestic-violence restraining order against Victoria Robinson, while her father filed a counter-restraining order after video footage showed a physical confrontation at Sandoval's rental home.
A Los Angeles judge granted a domestic-violence restraining order on June 25 that bars Victoria Robinson, 33, from contacting reality-TV personality Tom Sandoval. The order follows a June 3 incident in which Sandoval alleged that Robinson punched him and that her father, J. Will Robinson, assaulted him.
Court filings obtained by PEOPLE state that Sandoval claimed Robinson’s punch caused neck and ear injuries and that Robinson’s father lunged at him, damaging a bedroom door. Sandoval also alleged that he later pushed Robinson’s father into a fire pit on the property.
On June 26, photographs showed Robinson and her father at Sandoval’s rental home, despite the restraining order. That same day, Will Robinson submitted a request for a civil-harassment restraining order against Sandoval, asserting that the June 3 encounter left him with a ruptured disc, broken thumb and elbow, and a heel laceration.
Robinson was arrested on a charge of intimate-partner battery on June 3 and released on bond. She was later seen taking an Uber to the Van Nuys Courthouse East, where she reportedly obtained court documents.
Both parties have not responded to requests for comment.
"This incident was the fifth time, to my knowledge, that he has become physical during a confrontation with my daughter," Will Robinson said in his filing.
The restraining orders remain pending, and the case continues to be investigated.