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My daughter and her boyfriend placed their baby up for legal adoption through the courts. Now an ex boyfriend has hired an attorney who has threatened, harrassed and is trying to breach her rights to confidentiality. Most of his letters had been " doctored" up to scare her, and I am grateful I caught it. I have filed a complaint to the Bar Ass. on her behalf. He has sent a certified letter today stating she is to show up for a court hearing or she will be held a writ of bodily attachment for her arrest. None of these letters are signed by a judge. What rights does she have? We have ignored all of his past responses and simply want to know where she stands and what she should do.
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what does the ex-BF want? You should not ignore a court paper. A notice of a hearing would not have a Judge's signature. You really should have an attorney look at the paperwork. Since it was sent by an attorney it probably could be a problem if you don't show up. At the very least, you should contact the attorneys that did the adoption and ask them to look at the paperwork if it is related to the adoption.
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Answered on May 28th, 2015 at 12:39 PM