Rep. Max Miller accused of violating restraining order against ex-wife: Very visible, very public manner

Embattled Ohio Rep.Max Miller has been accused of violating the terms of a mutual restraining order involving his ex-wife while concealing key audio from her lawyers after his interview with The Post.The Republican pol had sat down for a lengthy interview with The Post on Monday about ex Emily Moreno’s abuse accusations against him, hours after a judge issued a mutual restraining order blocking both sides from disparaging or harassing the other.Moreno’s team argued in a Friday court filing that the congressman must explain why he shouldn’t be held in contempt and pay Moreno’s legal fees after giving the interview.“To be clear, [Moreno] acknowledges that [Miller] is not restrained from talking to the media, nor is he restrained from defending himself.

Those actions, by themselves, are not at issue,” her lawyers wrote in their Friday filing.“What [Moreno] does object to is that [Miller] uses the media to harass, disparage, and abuse Defendant in contravention of this Court’s Restraining Orders, and does so [in] a very visible, very public manner.It must stop.”Emily, the daughter of Sen.

Bernie Moreno (R-Ohio), tied the knot with Miller in 2022, and the pair divorced two years later.They are currently embroiled in a nasty custody dispute involving their 2-year-old daughter, a legal battle that has featured accusations he dumped steaming hot water on Moreno and questions about their child’s broken collarbone.Miller addressed the controversy in his Post interview, his first published sit-down about it.After the interview, Miller also spoke with Spectrum News 1 and other outlets.“Congressman Miller is defending himself against false allegations that have damaged his reputation and continue to cause harm,” Miller’s rep, Chris Vlasto, told The Post, “He is not going to sit back while Emily Moreno and her attorney make claims he believes are untrue and defamatory.“Any assertion that Congressman Miller violated a non-disparagement agreement is...