In this task, you are given a text of many news articles seperated by special token "|||||". Your task is to summarize them.
Q: Kevin Perkins/Pedro Andrade, PacificCoastNews.com 
  
 One arrest can lead to a lot of phone calls. 
  
 Aspen's Pitkin County Department of Social Services contacted the Los Angeles Department of Children and Family Services as part of a routine investigation into the welfare of Charlie Sheen's 9-month-old twin sons, Bob and Max, a source tells E! News. 
  
 Such a follow-up is standard procedure in cases that involve a charge of domestic violence. Sheen was arrested on suspicion of felony menacing and assault on Christmas Day for allegedly threatening wife Brooke Mueller with a knife. He's due in court Feb. 8. 
  
 Pitkin County officials learned that there are no outstanding investigations concerning Sheen's kids in L.A., the source says. 
  
 So what else did they want to know then? 
  
 Our source tells us that investigators are looking into who would have jurisdiction over the fate of the children—Aspen or L.A. 
  
 What is at issue here, the insider says, is whether the twins have at any point "continuously resided" in Colorado for 90 days. If so, the Rocky Mountain state may have authority to determine whether the children are safe in the custody of either parent. 
  
 Reports that both agencies were looking into the case arose yesterday, but L.A.'s DCFS would not confirm any involvement. 
  
 "We are not allowed to disclose, be it a celebrity or anyone, whether they are even in our system or whether we are doing an investigation," spokesman Neil Zanville told E! News Wednesday. 
  
 A rep for Sheen was not able to be reached for comment. 
  
 As of yesterday, Max and Bob were in Aspen with Mueller and at least one nanny, while Sheen's rep has confirmed that the actor returned to L.A. 
  
 —Additional reporting by Ashley Fultz 
  
 (Originally published Dec. 30, 2009, at 9 p.m. PT) ||||| It seems Charlie Sheen and wife Brooke Mueller just had a bad day. 
  
  
  
 Yale Galanter, the attorney for Mueller, 32, told UsMagazine.com that the couple is trying to move past their Christmas day incident. 
  
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 "They’re very much in love, and they want to try to work it out." he told Us Wednesday. "I think they had a really bad day, which is probably an understatement, but they need their privacy and they need some time." 
  
 But because Sheen, 44, and Mueller have not been able to speak -- even by phone -- at all, Galanter filed a motion Wednesday to amend a restraining order that prevents the pair from communicating. 
  
  
  
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 "They want to act as husband and wife, and with the restraining order there, that’s tough to do," he told Us. "I believe their relationship is still strong... They love each other. They’re married. They have two beautiful babies." 
  
  
  
 Galanter also told Us that the RadarOnline.com report that Sheen increased Mueller's prenuptial agreement by $1 million is inaccurate. 
  
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 "I don't think there's any, any, any validity to that at all," he said. "This has nothing to do with money." 
  
 The court hearing to dismiss the restraining order will take place on Monday. 
  
  
  
  
  
  
  
  ||||| Friend: Charlie Sheen 'Let Himself Down by Drinking' 
  
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 Charlie Sheen has spent the last week quietly reflecting on his life since he and wife Brooke Mueller got into a heated fight on Christmas Day that led to his arrest, says a friend close to the couple."Charlie feels awful," the friend tells PEOPLE. "He let himself down by drinking ... [And] he wants to be with his kids."On Wednesday, Mueller's lawyer told PEOPLE that she hopes to save their marriage, a sentiment echoed by the couple's pal. "[Charlie] has two little boys and he does not want to get divorced again," says the friend.Mueller's lawyer Yale Galanter filed paperwork Wednesday to modify the protective order against Sheen so that the couple can see each other and start to work out their issues.In the meantime, Sheen, 44, has been laying low at home in Los Angeles, while Mueller, 32, and their twin sons remain in Aspen, Colo. "He's trying to take it easy before he has to go back to work on Monday," says the friend.As for the knife that Sheen allegedly held during the couple's argument, the friend explains, "Did he have a knife with him? Yes. It's a pocketknife that his dad gave him 22 years ago, which he always carries. It's not like he got a kitchen knife and went after her." Mueller told police Sheen threatened her with the weapon, while Sheen denied that claim in a police report.For now, the couple needs "to take a week off to cool down," but they hope to make amends, says the friend, adding, "Brooke and Charlie care for each other." ||||| Charlie, Brooke -- Crazy Little Thing Called Love 
  
 's lawyer has now formally asked the judge in the domestic violence case to dismiss the order keeping Charlie and wifefrom having contact with each other.We broke the story that Brooke wants back with Charlie and would like the protective order 86'd. Brooke, along with her lawyer,, joined in Charlie's motion.The prosecutor will have to weigh in before the judge makes his decision. Prosecutor Arnold Mordkin tells TMZ he will be guided by what will best protect Brooke -- i.e., he was noncommittal. |||||
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Less than a week after their Christmas fight allegedly got violent, Charlie Sheen and Brooke Mueller are one step closer to reuniting. Lawyers for both Sheen and Mueller asked the judge to dismiss the order barring contact, TMZ reports. Mueller’s lawyer went so far as to tell Us, “They’re very much in love, and they want to try to work it out”—adding the understatement of the week: “I think they had a really bad day.” Two other entities that are coming together? Aspen’s Department of Social Services and LA’s Department of Children and Family Services, in order to determine which has jurisdiction, a source tells E! Mueller is still in Aspen with the couple’s twins, and Sheen is back in LA, feeling “awful,” a friend tells People. “He let himself down by drinking, and he wants to be with his kids.”