AceShowbiz - Former "Grey's Anatomy" star Jesse Williams and his ex-wife, Aryn Drake-Lee, are facing off in court over modifications to their custody agreement and Williams' demands for information about her new partner.

According to court documents obtained by In Touch, Williams, 43, and Drake-Lee, 43, have been ordered to attempt to resolve their issues through mediation. If they are unable to do so, they will both have to appear for a videoconference on March 10, 2025.

The exes, who settled their divorce in 2019, share two children: Sadie, born in 2013, and Maceo, born in 2015. Williams has requested that the current custody schedule be changed to 50/50, rather than the one or two overnight visits he currently gets when school is in session.

Williams argues that the current arrangement is confusing and challenging for the children, and that he has a close bond with them. He also claims that Drake-Lee has been "wildly controlling and restrictive" of his time with the children since they filed for divorce.

In his declaration, Williams also claims that Drake-Lee refused to answer over 90% of his court-ordered FaceTime calls to the children for years. He says that while he was working in Italy for four months, "Aryn ignored nearly all of my calls."

Williams has also asked that Drake-Lee be forced to provide information about her new boyfriend, including when they started dating and when she first introduced him to their children. He claims that Drake-Lee has given him limited information, and he is concerned about the children's safety.

For her part, Drake-Lee has denied most of Williams' requests. She claims that there is no good cause for modifying the current custody agreement and that Williams is using his attorneys to bully her.

In regard to her romantic partner, Drake-Lee says that she has shared all the information required by their divorce settlement and that Williams' demands for additional information are harassment and bullying.

"[Jesse] is out of bounds demanding additional information that isn't ordered, especially considering that he hasn't provided this same information related to any of his personal situations in turn," she explained.

She argues that Williams does not currently take advantage of the time he has been granted with the children and that "children belong with the available parent" because Jesse "doesn't have regular work."