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I've utterly no idea which board this question belongs on. I'm putting it here only because it is related to my previous post on this board. If this post belongs on a different board, please let me know and I will move it to it's appropriate place.
This past Friday (Oct. 15th) I put a letter in the mail (delivery confirmation) addressed to my biological mother telling her not to contact "me, my family, and most especially my children, in any form, any longer".
As I expected, she's made contact. She sent an email, dated today (Oct. 18th), to my husband. (My husband is in complete agreement with the 'no contact'---if that has any bearing on your answers)
My questions:
1) If my husband were to answer that email, would it in any way 'nullify' my 'no contact' request/demand? Or, should he answer it, telling her in his own words that he wants the 'no contact' honored?
2) If she continues to attempt contact, my thought is to hire an attorney to draft a letter to her demanding that she cease contact or further legal measures will be taken. Is this the correct course of action? If so, what type of attorney should I hire?
Thank you for your time,
Rose
I've utterly no idea which board this question belongs on. I'm putting it here only because it is related to my previous post on this board. If this post belongs on a different board, please let me know and I will move it to it's appropriate place.
This past Friday (Oct. 15th) I put a letter in the mail (delivery confirmation) addressed to my biological mother telling her not to contact "me, my family, and most especially my children, in any form, any longer".
As I expected, she's made contact. She sent an email, dated today (Oct. 18th), to my husband. (My husband is in complete agreement with the 'no contact'---if that has any bearing on your answers)
My questions:
1) If my husband were to answer that email, would it in any way 'nullify' my 'no contact' request/demand? Or, should he answer it, telling her in his own words that he wants the 'no contact' honored?
2) If she continues to attempt contact, my thought is to hire an attorney to draft a letter to her demanding that she cease contact or further legal measures will be taken. Is this the correct course of action? If so, what type of attorney should I hire?
Thank you for your time,
Rose