Title: Sophie Turner and Joe Jonas Agree to Keep Children in New York Amid Custody Battle
Subtitle: Court documents reveal temporary ceasefire in bitter divorce dispute
Date: [insert date]
In a surprising turn of events, the highly publicized custody battle between Sophie Turner and Joe Jonas has seemingly come to a temporary ceasefire. Court documents filed on Monday and obtained by DailyMail.com reveal that the couple has agreed to keep their two daughters in New York City for the time being.
The interim consent order states that the children, three-year-old Willa and a one-year-old whose name has not been revealed, must remain in New York’s Southern or Eastern Districts. This region includes New York City, the Hudson Valley, and Long Island.
The court order, filed to protect the well-being of the children, prohibits either party from removing them from the state. This comes just days after Turner filed a lawsuit against Jonas, demanding the return of their children to England.
The filing represents a truce between the estranged couple, who had exchanged allegations against each other over the past two weeks. The draft order now awaits the signature of Judge Katherine Polk Failla, who is overseeing the case. The first hearing is scheduled to take place at the federal court in Manhattan on October 3.
A representative for Jonas responded to Turner’s allegations, stating that the singer was seeking “shared parenting” and denying the accusation of abduction. The representative also emphasized Jonas’ concern for the well-being of his children and requested a more constructive and private approach to the divorce proceedings.
This development comes after Turner accused Jonas of withholding their children’s passports and preventing them from traveling to the UK to visit her. In response, Jonas’ representative clarified that both parents were aware of the divorce proceedings and that an order had been issued by a Florida court restricting the relocation of the children.
Despite this recent filing, the former couple reportedly had a cordial meeting in New York, where Turner arrived to be with their children. They had reached an understanding to work towards an amicable co-parenting setup, according to Jonas’ impression. However, less than 24 hours later, Turner expressed her intention to take the children permanently to the UK.
The custody battle between Turner and Jonas has attracted significant attention due to their high-profile status. As the proceedings continue, the court’s focus remains on protecting the well-being and best interests of the children involved.
DailyMail.com has reached out to lawyers from both sides for further comment.
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