Your ex may be guilty of harrassment if he engages in a pattern of conduct (not just one instance, the more the better) that serves no legitimate purpose other than to harrass, bother and threaten you. You can file for an Order of Protection to have him ordered to cease this kind of communication, or else he will go to jail. You can go to your Circuit Court and fill out the Petition for an Order of Protection in your own handwriting. You have the burden of proof, so save all the texts and emails that are harrassing, degrading and threatening and have nothing to do with your son.
Answered on May 07th, 2015 at 5:31 PM