A Virginia judge declined to impose sanctions Tuesday on Lisa Miller for failing to send her 7-year-old daughter Isabella on court-mandated visits with Miller’s former lesbian partner, Janet Jenkins. The ACLU, acting on Jenkin’s behalf, had also sought financial reimbursement for attorney fees—a request the judge denied. Meanwhile, a Vermont judge has yet to issue a ruling following last week’s hearing that considered Jenkin’s request for custody of Isabella. Later this year, the Virginia Court of Appeals is expected to hear oral arguments on whether Virginia must enforce Vermont’s orders in the case.

Updates on the situation are available here, and check out WORLD’s past coverage of the story here and here.