Lawyer Drops Tom Sandoval Case Client Amid Chaos

Victoria Robinson's attorney, Cory Weck, has formally requested to be relieved as counsel for her father, Will Robinson, in their ongoing legal disputes with Tom Sandoval. Weck cited an irreparable breakdown in attorney-client communications as the reason for withdrawal, indicating he can no longer represent Will.

The court is scheduled to discuss Weck's motion to withdraw at a trial setting conference on Thursday, October 1, 2026. This development arises from separate restraining order filings initiated by Tom Sandoval in June 2026, following an alleged altercation involving Sandoval, Victoria, and Will.

Sandoval's filings alleged that he was subjected to verbal and physical abuse on June 3, 2026, after confronting Victoria about recording him. He claimed Will intervened and attacked him, while Victoria also allegedly became violent. Both Victoria and Will subsequently filed their own restraining orders against Sandoval, which were initially denied.

In Will's filing, he asserted that Sandoval overpowered his daughter, and he intervened, leading Sandoval to push him into a fire pit. Sandoval's representative has countered these claims, asserting Sandoval was the victim of repeated abuse during their relationship and presenting evidence, including police reports and video footage, to support his claims.