Dog custody battle ends: Lindsie gets Oliver!

Lindsie Chrisley and her former partner, David Landsman, have reached a resolution in their contentious legal battle, which includes a crucial decision regarding their beloved Dachshund, Oliver. As part of the agreement, a mutual no-contact order has been established, mandating that both individuals maintain a distance of 500 yards from each other.

Central to the recent court filings is the fate of Oliver the Dachshund. Court documents specify that the dog will be returned to Lindsie Chrisley by a third party within 48 hours. This outcome represents a significant shift from David Landsman's previous request to gain custody of Oliver, which was filed alongside his own petition for a restraining order against Chrisley.

The underlying dispute involved serious allegations, with David claiming Lindsie became physical during their relationship and citing an incident where she allegedly punched him. Lindsie countered these claims, accusing David of being the aggressor and alleging he attempted to strangle her during the same altercation. David was subsequently arrested on a charge of aggravated assault-strangulation.

With the new agreement, both Lindsie's initial petition and David's counter-petition have been dismissed. The terms of this resolution, including the no-contact order, are set to remain in effect until May 6, 2027.