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Los Angeles Court Continues Wiley Restraining Order Hearing and Orders Gun Turned In Next Week

The pause keeps a temporary domestic‑violence restraining order in place and gives judges time to sort contested evidence across criminal, civil and family cases.

Overview

  • A Los Angeles County judge continued the hearing on July 24 and left Annemarie Wiley’s temporary domestic‑violence restraining order intact while the parties agreed that a Glock 9mm will be turned in to authorities next week.
  • Annemarie says Marcellus violated earlier no‑contact orders by appearing at their son’s tournament and calling her, and she submitted photos and sworn declarations to support those claims.
  • The dispute follows Marcellus’s July 4 arrest in Orlando on a misdemeanor domestic‑battery charge and Annemarie’s July 6 divorce and DVRO filings that allege years of physical and sexual abuse.
  • Marcellus denies the abuse allegations, says he will contest the claims with evidence, and both sides signaled they intend to litigate contested factual issues across the criminal, civil and family dockets.
  • With custody and visitation decisions deferred, the case could affect how and when the couple’s children see their father and will be shaped by overlapping court schedules and evidence rules in three separate legal tracks.