Overview
- A new court order requires Lindsie Chrisley and David Landsman to stay 500 yards from each other, including from each other's homes and workplaces.
- The order returns their dachshund, Oliver, to Chrisley through a third-party pickup arranged by the court.
- Both sides’ protective-order petitions were dismissed under the agreement, which remains in effect until May 6, 2027.
- Police arrested Landsman after an April 10 confrontation that Chrisley says involved strangulation, a claim he disputes in his filings.
- Before the deal, Landsman sought his own restraining order and custody of Oliver, and subpoenas were issued for a 911 operator and Cherokee County deputies to testify.