Casey Anthony doesn’t have to return home to Orlando, Florida – at least for the time being.

Judge Belvin Perry, during an emergency hearing Friday morning in Orlando, said he'd need more time to consider the facts before ruling on whether or not Casey Anthony must return home to serve probation for check fraud.

"I'll be the first to admit this is not a very clear cut issue ... you’ve given me a lot to think about " Perry said, calling it "a legal maze" and "a mess".

UPDATE: The judge has recessed court without making a decision.

Casey Anthony’s defense team is back in court Friday morning, asking a judge to overrule another judge’s order forcing the notorious ‘Tot Mom’ to return to Orlando, Florida  to serve probation for a check fraud conviction, and RadarOnline.com is live streaming the hearing.

Anthony does not have to personally attend the emergency hearing before Orange County Judge Belvin Perry -- the same judge who presided over her murder trial.