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Judge Dismisses Harassment Case Against Kelley
30 Jan
Summary
- Electronic harassment charges against Kelley were dismissed by a Utah judge.
- The dismissal was part of a resolution for separate cases involving Kelley and Scott.
- Scott and Kelley's divorce proceedings began in June 2025.
On Tuesday, January 27, 2026, a Utah judge granted a motion to dismiss electronic communication harassment charges against Kelley. The Summit County District Attorney's Office filed to dismiss the case without prejudice, citing a "global resolution." This resolution also included the dismissal of a separate case concerning alleged harassment of her estranged husband, Scott.
Scott and Kelley's legal entanglements originated in June 2025 when Scott initiated divorce proceedings after 21 years of marriage. He cited their children as the priority during this difficult transition. Kelley expressed her agreement to move forward with the dissolution, emphasizing her commitment to their children.
Following the divorce announcement, Kelley underwent an involuntary psychiatric hold, leading to Scott being granted temporary custody and a temporary restraining order. Kelley was later arrested in August 2025 on suspicion of electronic communication harassment and disclosure of personal information via social media posts.
Kelley informed a judge in September 2025 of her intention to seek mental health treatment. The recent dismissal on January 27, 2026, indicates a significant step toward resolving the legal disputes between the former couple.
