Invasion of privacy? Harrassment?

[Unknown2017unkn]

North carolina
I have screenshots from a friend of things my ex has done i was wondering if it was against the law.. invasion of privacy? Or harrassment? If i was to send her boyfriend the texts and screenshots? we are currently in a custody battle so I just want to make sure it would be ok before i sent them

 

[Zigner]

North carolina
I have screenshots from a friend of things my ex has done i was wondering if it was against the law.. invasion of privacy? Or harrassment? If i was to send her boyfriend the texts and screenshots? we are currently in a custody battle so I just want to make sure it would be ok before i sent them

Don't send them. It's juvenile and won't help in your custody matter.

 

[stealth2]

What do you think it would do for you?

 

[Unknown2017unkn]

it would help alot

What do you think it would do for you?

she has been with this guy for only a month and has changed my sons school twice if he knew that she was cheating on him and using him to marry him so she can become legal here then they would break up and she would move back and i could be closer to my son.

 

[Zigner]

she has been with this guy for only a month and has changed my sons school twice if he knew that she was cheating on him and using him to marry him so she can become legal here then they would break up and she would move back and i could be closer to my son.

AGAIN, this is NOT going to help you.

 

[cbg]

What you are suggesting is not going to help you one bit in your custody battle and may very well hurt you.

 

[not2cleverRed]

she has been with this guy for only a month and has changed my sons school twice if he knew that she was cheating on him and using him to marry him so she can become legal here then they would break up and she would move back and i could be closer to my son.

What if instead she goes farther away (out of the country even) to avoid you?

A better use of your time would be making sure that you're the *legal* father, focusing on your *son*, and getting a court order for custody/visitation.