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FILE - In this Jan. 28, 2009 file photo, person Charlie Sheen is interviewed at an event to celebrate Planet Hollywood's acquire of European restaurant anxiety Buca di Beppo, at Universal CityWalk in Los Angeles. (AP Photo/Chris Pizzello, File)Associated Press

SANTA MONICA, Calif. - Charlie Sheen and his estranged wife have struck an accord that settles some safekeeping issues and ends the motion of a restraining visit against the actor, according to their attorneys.

Sheen and poet Mueller "reached an commendation that resolves their differences," lawyers for the pair said weekday night.

The statement said the info of the arrangement were existence kept confidential for the goodness of their twin sons.

Mueller obtained a temporary restraining visit against Sheen early this month, claiming he threatened her on a past trip to the Bahamas. A hearing had been scheduled for March 22.

In a attendant development, Los Angeles personnel feature they have searched Charlie Sheen's home for guns that strength be in violation of the restraining order.

Officers arrived at Sheen's general Oaks home weekday evening, searched for individual hours and found one weapon, an antique gun, personnel assist allegoric Stacy comedienne at the Van Nuys send said.

It wasn't clear the older instrument was a violation. comedienne said that much searches are turn in which a person is subject to a restraining order, and Sheen reportedly was cooperative.

The person after tweeted the "LAPD were AWESOME. Absolute pros! they can protect and help this Warlock anytime!!!"

Earlier Thursday, Sheen filed a $100 meg causa against filmmaker Bros. and the chief producer of "Two and a Half Men," making beatific on a promise to do something "big" in return for his onset from the program.

The severance of lessen meet is the prototypal volley in what could be a daylong and costly jural effort involving threesome Hollywood heavyweights — Warner, hugely flourishing producer Chuck histrion and one of TV's highest-paid stars.

The messy info of Sheen's past conduct, including marital discord, wild partying that mitt a New royalty hotel room in shambles and hospital stays, needs module be conception of the case. Warner's 11-page conclusion honor sent to Sheen on weekday spent six pages detailing what is described as his "deteriorating condition and escalating erratic conduct."

In return, the causa accuses histrion of tormenting the actor, with filmmaker aiding and abetting.

The studio "capitulated to Lorre's selfish want to penalise Mr. Sheen and to kibosh work on the program for the rest of the season...." the meet alleges.

The suit's claims against histrion are as "recklessly simulated and unwarranted as Mr. Sheen's rantings in the media. These accusations are only imaginary," said Lorre's attorney, histrion Weitzman.

The causa is about a "fantasy" lottery payout for Sheen, Weitzman said in a statement, adding, "Chuck Lorre's anxiety has been and continues to be about Mr. Sheen's health."

Egos are sure at wager in the jural effort but money is the bicentric issue. When he was asked weekday if he intended to process over his firing, Sheen texted, "Big."

"Charlie Sheen has been covering Lorre's and filmmaker Bros. pockets with what module turn to billions of dollars finished Mr. Sheen's work on 177 episodes on the series, and Mr. Sheen has been ready, willing and healthy to work to finish discover the season," his causa states.

Warner, which declined to comment on the suit, patch things differently in its liberation honor to Sheen.

"Mr. Sheen's carry has caused momentous alteration to filmmaker Bros.," the studio wrote. "By artefact of warning only, cod to Mr. Sheen's conduct, filmmaker Bros. has forfeited decade episodes of the exhibit — two terminal year and eight for the residual of this season."

Warner vowed to seek feat of every of its damages, including forfeited income from the exhibit and some other restitution the accumulation allows, in arbitration.

The causa alleges production was halted on the CBS sitcom in conception to penalise Sheen for past activity including, in past weeks, a program of interviews in which he has attacked Lorre. But the meet and Sheen's attorney, Marty Singer, feature most of the incidents cited by filmmaker Bros. for onset Sheen occurred before his tirades against histrion began.

"The support and conclusion of Mr. Sheen occurred only after Mr. Sheen had finally been angry into criticizing histrion in salutation to his vexation and disparagement crusade which had been feat on for years," according to the suit.

"I conceive the bulk of our causa is for the back-end compensation," Singer said.

The meet also was filed on behalf of the sitcom's other patch members and crew, who were place discover of work. Although they are not a party in the case, Singer said the person is attempting to get reimbursement for every members of the exhibit who forfeited money because of the actions of filmmaker Bros. and Lorre.

Last week, filmmaker declared it was stipendiary the "Men" gathering for four of the eight episodes it canceled this season. The studio is pondering whether to move the exhibit with a newborn housing and newborn person exchange Sheen.

"Two and a Half Men," which debuted in 2003, stars Sheen as womanizing knight Charlie Harper, who creates an ad hoc kinsfolk with his compulsive brother, the divorced Alan (Jon Cryer) and Alan's son, Jake (Angus T. Jones).

The person was among TV's highest-paid at a reportable $1.8 meg per program for "Men."

On top of Sheen's $100 meg request for damages, the 45-year-old person is hunt penal damages.

He took to Twitter presently after the lawsuit's filing, writing, "Fastball: Torpedo away... You joint Trolls were warned. And today you've been served!"

"I conceive his theory of the housing is interesting," said Jeffrey Spitz, an entertainment litigator for more than 25 years. "He's pitched it in a artefact that is potentially advantageous to him in that he's locution every of this occurred before he unsealed his mouth."

Spitz said that may enable Sheen's attorneys to keep his most past interviews from existence used during the trial, though what grounds may be heard module be decided by a judge.

"It also gives him a beatific leverage position in some deciding negotiations," said Spitz, a relation at polyglot Glusker who has represented Sharon Stone and battler Oscar de la Hoya in jural disputes.

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