Taylor Frankie Paul has been granted protection amid her ongoing legal battle with ex-boyfriend Dakota Mortensen.

The Secret Lives of Mormon Wives star received a temporary restraining order against Mortensen’s roommate Cru Eaton on August 14, one month after he posted a video of the former couple in a verbal argument on social media.

During a hearing in Utah, a judge characterized Eaton’s actions as a “personal attack,” ruling that he “acted with full knowledge of the vulnerability,” according to People.

“The court finds and concludes that was the intent,” said the judge, who advised Cru, 34, to remove his post of Taylor and barred him from sharing more videos of the 32-year-old. “That was the point, and he succeeded in that.”

In an August 14 statement to E! News, Cru said, “I spoke the truth, posted the truth, and now I’ll continue on with my life.”

“I’m a loyal homie to Dakota and would want any of my best friends to support me as I supported him,” he continued, before referencing allegations against Taylor. “Domestic violence is real. Child abuse is real. Doesn’t matter the gender.”