Los Angeles Superior Court Judge Mark Juhas granted an emergency order filed by Hasselhoff's ex-wife, Pamela Bach, according to People. She was present at the hearing, David was not.
Hasselhoff's attorney, Melvin S. Goldsman, confirmed that the judge suspended visitation pending a report from a court-appointed
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Yes, KFed clearly seems like the more capable and stable parent - which is better for such young children.
No - Britney's been working hard to improve herself and prove herself to the judge! I think she was snubbed, and that KFed does not deserve full custody.
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