QUESTION
harrassment without physical/emotional distress
Asked on Feb 17th, 2014 on Divorce - Virginia
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A woman that my husband worked for several years ago has been emailing , calling , texting my husband without end . I have asked her to stop and she has told me ( I have copies ) " given the chance one day I will make him mine " She continues to call , text , email to this day . He will not tell her to go way because he is a nice man but I am not . I would love to sue for emotional distress but there has been no physical threat or harm done to me by her . This has been a issue for about 10 years . Is there anything I can do legally to get her attention ?
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I think that the topic area that you choose answers your question: Divorce. You have no control over who your husband speaks with or associates with. He is the one who must put an end to it, if he wants her to leave him alone. The fact that he has not done so seemingly indicates to her that he welcomes her advances. You need to talk to your husband, not a lawyer. Unless you want a divorce.
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Answered on Feb 19th, 2014 at 7:57 PM