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I have a question regarding harassing calls and text messages. My husbands ex-wife will get intoxicated and then barrage him with calls (sometimes 10 within 3 mins) and texts at all hours. The last set, was at 4 in the morning and there were about 20 text messages. She receives her child support, yet will complain she has no money (she was fired from her job, so she receives unemployment and her 3rd ex-husband bought her a condo so she has minimal overhead). We have the kids every other weekend and a couple times for dinner during the week. He is following the visitation agreement, though the oldest is 21 and doesn't always want to come over. The youngest is 16 and on occasion, she will want to go home early on Sunday, which we always check with the mother first and she will always say its fine.
The mother was clinically diagnosed as bi-polar, though refuses to take her medication because she drinks.
Most of the time the text messages don't make any sense.
There isn't anything specific about communication in their divorce agreement, and at this point, my husband and I want to limit contact with her because it stresses him out. She can get pretty derogatory in those messages and threatens court action all the time. Can he block her calls/texts and force her to only communicate via e-mail?
I have a question regarding harassing calls and text messages. My husbands ex-wife will get intoxicated and then barrage him with calls (sometimes 10 within 3 mins) and texts at all hours. The last set, was at 4 in the morning and there were about 20 text messages. She receives her child support, yet will complain she has no money (she was fired from her job, so she receives unemployment and her 3rd ex-husband bought her a condo so she has minimal overhead). We have the kids every other weekend and a couple times for dinner during the week. He is following the visitation agreement, though the oldest is 21 and doesn't always want to come over. The youngest is 16 and on occasion, she will want to go home early on Sunday, which we always check with the mother first and she will always say its fine.
The mother was clinically diagnosed as bi-polar, though refuses to take her medication because she drinks.
Most of the time the text messages don't make any sense.
There isn't anything specific about communication in their divorce agreement, and at this point, my husband and I want to limit contact with her because it stresses him out. She can get pretty derogatory in those messages and threatens court action all the time. Can he block her calls/texts and force her to only communicate via e-mail?
