Blac Chyna's Lawyer Warns Rob Kardashian: 'Stay Away & Stop Cyberbullying Her'

Blac Chyna won her restraining order against ex Rob Kardashian this Monday, and things haven't stopped there, RadarOnline.com has learned.

While Rob Kardashian is no longer allowed to contact his former fiancée, the two will still share custody of their 8-month-old daughter Dream.

"Chyna is not concerned about Dream being around Rob. She has said he's a good father, there are nannies around when the baby is with him and she hasn't had any reason to be concerned," Bloom explained. "We did not ask for the baby to be part of the restraining order… We just want him to stay away from her and to stop cyberbullying her," said Chyna's lawyer, Lisa Bloom.

Chyna agreed, saying: "I would never try to take Dream from her dad," Chyna said of her ex. "Hopefully, me and Rob can learn to have common ground and be the best co-parents as we can be."

According to Bloom, the former pair will have to agree on a "formalized visitation schedule" for their baby girl.

"Chyna is aware that Rob is the father of her baby. She is not trying to start a war," she continued. "She just wants herself to be protected and she wants to have some clarity about what the rules are going to be going forward in regard to co-parenting," said the lawyer.

According to reports, the restraining order forbids Kardashian from posting anything online that is "of personal nature" to Chyna. This includes photos of her, Dream or Chyna's 4-year-old son, King, whom she shares with ex-fiancée Tyga.

While Chyna was adamant about getting a restraining order, and has previously stated that he ex physically abused her, she does not expect to file any criminal charges against Kardashian, as of yet.

"For now, Chyna has said she does not want to go to the police or pursue the criminal route," Bloom shared. "She hired me to go in and get those domestic violence restraining orders, which we did immediately, and if Rob lives up to them, then it will be OK," assured Bloom.

As RadarOnline.com previously reported, the former stripper has faced constant backlash after a livid Rob Kardashian posted a series of nude photos of her on his Instagram.

After having won her battle, Chyna now seeks an apology from her ex.

Bloom said: "Rob's attorney, on his behalf, said that he's apologized."

Kardashian is currently being represented by the infamous Robert Shapiro – who worked with Robert Kardashian Sr. on the O.J. Simpson case of 1995.

At the courtroom this Monday, Shapiro stated on behalf of his client: "We apologize and have offered our regrets for what has taken place in the last few days."