so much time together," Dycio said. "The father was concerned young Houston was being referred to in the paper by Mr. Busch as his stepson, his surrogate son, as Kurt Jr. Any allegations involving Mr. Busch would have had a material effect on that custody case.
"As any parent will tell you, their child is their primary concern. So legally, it took some time to work through the process of how Mr. Busch's situation with Ms. Driscoll would affect that custody case. It was only until that was resolved to a certain degree of satisfaction that we were able to pursue the second avenue."
BETTER TIMES: Busch supports Driscoll's work with Armed Forces
According the Associated Press, court documents filed Wednesday by Driscoll allege Busch verbally and physically abused Driscoll, smashing her head against a wall three times.
Busch's attorney, Rusty Hardin, told USA TODAY Sports his client denies the allegations and is cooperating with police.
"When the investigation is over, everyone will realize this is a fabrication and an event that did not happen," he said. "Past that, I don't want to say any more than that and instead leave the police to reach their own conclusions."
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