‘Married To Medicine: LA’ Star Lia Jones Accuses Ex-Husband Of Trying To Hire A HITMAN To ‘Get Rid’ Of Her… But The Judge DENIES Her Emergency Protection!
Honey, drop your medical charts and lock your front doors, because the behind-the-scenes drama of the Married to Medicine franchise has officially crossed the line from petty reality TV shade straight into a terrifying, high-stakes true crime thriller! Media Take Out has the shocking, exclusive court receipts, and baby, Lia Jones is out here claiming her ex-husband is actively trying to have her whacked!
The reality TV star literally raced to a courthouse on Monday to file an emergency domestic violence restraining order against her ex-husband, Colin Dias.
And honey, the allegations inside these legal documents are enough to make your blood run absolutely cold!
The Hitman Plot: “What Would It Cost To Get Rid Of Her?”
According to the official court documents, Lia claims she was recently contacted by a neighbor who dropped a terrifying bombshell.
The neighbor allegedly told Lia that Colin had approached them and asked point-blank: “What would it cost to get rid of [Lia]?”
But baby, it gets even more sinister! Lia claims in the filing that Colin openly bragged he could easily secure a “clean gun” to have her taken out, and she passionately believes her ex is “actively looking and recruiting” someone to carry out the murder-for-hire plot. She tells the court Colin’s deep hatred for her “has shifted to control and obsession” and that he has both the financial means and the dark desire to make it happen.
A History Of Mutual Restraining Orders & Lost Custody
Let’s look at this messy history directly like a supportive, grounded peer, not a rigid lecturer: Honey, as terrifying as these new murder-for-hire allegations sound, the judge had to look at the incredibly toxic, long-running paper trail between these two. The truth is, this custody and legal battle has been a complete, multi-year warzone with both sides pointing fingers!
Lia claims there is a long, dark history of domestic violence in their past, alleging that five years ago, a judge granted her a restraining order after Colin hit her with a belt and physically dragged her by her hair.
But baby, the court records show the shoe has been on the other foot, too! Years ago, Colin actually secured his own restraining order against Lia after she allegedly threatened to kill him and then physically assaulted him just days later.
That messy history is exactly why their divorce settlement back in 2023 ended with a judge awarding Colin sole legal and physical custody of their minor son and daughter, leaving Lia with only monitored visits. Just this past March, Lia filed a request to change that to a 50/50 split, claiming she has successfully completed a 52-week domestic violence course, parenting classes, anger management, and extensive therapy to prove she is a changed woman.
Why the Judge Said “NO” to Immediate Protection
Despite the terrifying nature of Lia’s emergency petition, the judge ultimately denied her request for an immediate temporary restraining order.
Why? Because legally, the murder-for-hire allegations are currently considered hearsay. Since the threat didn’t come directly from Colin to Lia—but was instead whispered to her by a neighbor—the court ruled that a formal, high-stakes evidentiary hearing is required before they can strip Colin of his rights.
The judge has officially set that high-drama court showdown for August 5, 2026.
The House is In Foreclosure!
As if a alleged hitman plot wasn’t enough, there is a massive, high-society financial crisis tied into this mess!
Lia begged the judge to let her immediately sell a home that she claims Colin “forced” her to sign over to him just so she could get access to see their children. She claims the property is currently in default and desperately needs to be sold to avoid going into foreclosure.
Once again, the judge denied her request to force an immediate sale of the house but agreed to address the property battle at the upcoming August hearing.
We are keeping our notifications permanently locked to the family court desks to see what happens when the neighbor has to testify under oath on August 5, so stay completely locked into Media Take Out, honey!
Do you think the court was right to deny the emergency order, or is Lia in real danger? Let’s talk about it below!
