If I have been divorced for 7 months and seperated for 2 years, is there anything I can do to make my ex stop hasrrasing me over leaving?

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If I have been divorced for 7 months and seperated for 2 years, is there anything I can do to make my ex stop hasrrasing me over leaving?

We have a 5 year old son that he does not pay child support on but I still do my best to give my ex 50/50 custody only because I feel that a child needs both parents. My ex is now acting like he is going to turn my son against me because I won’t work things out now that he has a job (I left after 10 years of him not holding a job, secretely spending money and losing our house, constant verbal abuse in front of our son). I just need to make him stop and protect my son. I’m always scared that he is going to get so mad and run off with my son and my son should not have to put up with this.

Asked on June 26, 2012 under Family Law, Missouri

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Answered 11 years ago | Contributor

If you are being harassed by your former husband then you should consult with a family law attorney about the possiblity of filing a motion for a restraining order. You are entitled under our country's Constitution from being subjected to unwarranted contact from a third party that is not legally protected nor allowed.

The conduct of your former husband seems as though it is not allowed.


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