Christine Quinn finally served her estranged husband the temporary restraining order (TRO) after claiming he went into "hiding" at a ritzy Beverly Hills hotel. Legal documents obtained by RadarOnline.com reveal the judge signed off on allowing the Selling Sunset alum to serve Christian Dumontetan alternative way after she spent weeks trying to nail down his location, to no avail.
"The Court grants the Petitioner's request for an order granting alternate service and orders that the Petitioner may serve the Respondent via Respondent's email, Respondent's divorce counsel's email and Respondent's criminal counsel's email," the order dated May 14 read.
Quinn's temporary restraining order against Dumontet, which keeps him away from her and their young son, will "remain in full force and effect until the continued hearing date" on June 4.
RadarOnline.com also obtained the proof of service, revealing that Quinn's attorney personally emailed the temporary restraining order and all related documents to Dumontet and his legal team via email on Tuesday at 2:20 PM.
As this outlet reported, the former Netflix star claimed her ex has been "hiding out" at the Four Seasons in Beverly Hills and was paying off the staff to conceal his whereabouts in a desperate attempt to get her TRO thrown out.
Quinn and Dumontet are going through a messy divorce battle after he filed to end their marriage in April following his double arrest. The tech CEO was taken into custody for the first time in March over an alleged altercation with Quinn, in which she claimed he threw a bag full of glass at their toddler.
The incident ended with a hospital visit for their son and jail for Dumontet.
After he was released, he was arrested again for violating the emergency protective order that Quinn was given following the incident. Dumontet denied the allegations, claiming he threw the bag at the wall, not Quinn or their child. He also denied it contained glass, saying the bag was full of paper towels and dirty rags.
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RadarOnline.com broke the story — Dumontet avoided a felony charge but was hit with three misdemeanors, including child abuse/endangerment, assault, and violation of a protection order, per the Los Angeles City Attorney's Office.