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Taylor Frankie Paul’s Parenting Time Under Fire in Custody Hearing

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July 8, 2026

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Taylor Frankie Paul’s custody battle with Dakota Mortensen took a tense turn during a Wednesday hearing over their two-year-old child. Mortensen’s attorney presented evidence claiming Paul had exercised only 40% of the parenting time available to her. Paul rose to fame on The Secret Lives of Mormon Wives. The judge expanded the weekends so that they carry over to Monday morning instead of Sunday evening. He also ruled that the child cannot ride on a motorcycle and that Paul and Mortensen can not post about each other on social media.

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