Overview

• Richards filed an ex parte request on August 19 asking a judge to require Phypers and his family to vacate the property for several hours so she can collect items and dogs with no recording devices present.
• Her filing cites a landlord notice that eviction proceedings begin August 23 due to unpaid rent and months of unsuccessful attempts to reach Phypers.
• Richards says she moved out two years ago, told Phypers he was responsible for rent starting in January, and alleges attached photos show removed flooring and rooms in disarray.
• Us Weekly reports Phypers filed a response saying he does not consent and argues there is no emergency, requesting access to retrieve his own belongings if the order is granted.
• The dispute follows a July temporary restraining order obtained by Richards and an August 3 police call in which deputies reported no evidence of a crime, with both sides offering conflicting accounts of events at the home.