Jax Taylor's lawyer claims Brittany seeks to derail sobriety

Jax Taylor's attorney, Mark Vincent Kaplan, asserts that Brittany Cartwright is actively trying to disrupt his client's sobriety. Kaplan claims Cartwright sought to limit Taylor's custody as part of her restraining order request, but these attempts were unsuccessful as the court denied all her requests. He highlighted that Cartwright did not previously seek to limit Taylor's custody over the past year, suggesting her current concerns are based on fabricated emergencies. Kaplan also stated that Cartwright's actions are intended to "beat him down" in the hope he will "stray from his maintained sobriety." As previously reported, Taylor initiated a restraining order against Cartwright, requesting she remain 100 yards away and cease contact, citing interference with his business dealings. Taylor alleged Cartwright's actions, including disparaging remarks, directly resulted in the loss of a $175,000 role on Fox's "Special Forces." Taylor maintains he has been sober for nearly two years and adheres to weekly therapy and voluntary drug testing.