Bitter Divorce Leads to Repeated Police Calls at Utah Couple's Home

The ongoing divorce between Utah couple Scott Wolf, 57, and Kelley Wolf, 48, has taken a dramatic turn, with the Summit County Sheriff's Office being called to their home four times over the course of four days.

According to official records, the first incident occurred on July 29th, when an unidentified woman called dispatch requesting officers to "keep the peace" at the couple's Park City residence. The woman, who was attempting to retrieve her passport and other items, was unable to gain access as the home was locked. She was advised by the responding officer to coordinate with the homeowner to retrieve her belongings.

Later that same day, a man called to report that someone had attempted to access the home earlier, citing a civil order prohibiting the person from entering except for coordinated parenting visits. No further action was required.

A few days prior, on July 26th, a "visibly distressed" woman called from a nearby parking lot, explaining she was in the middle of a divorce and needed help retrieving items from the home. The woman admitted there was a restraining order against her and that she had been placed on a 51-51 hold twice, despite not being suicidal or a danger to anyone. She claimed to have no access to her financial resources or accounts and that her car was being taken away.

On July 27th, a woman called the Sheriff's Office requesting a "welfare check" on her children and ex-husband, stating she was concerned for their well-being as they were "all going through a stressful situation." The officer advised the woman to contact the courts and wait for her court hearing before making any further contact.

As of August 8th, 2025, the bitter divorce between Scott and Kelley Wolf remains ongoing, with the couple's custody battle and restraining order dispute continuing to escalate and require repeated law enforcement intervention.