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    • #26067
      Racoon
      Participant

      Hi all, I’ve been away from him for quite some time now but he’s still trying to contact me via email and text despite a number of letters from solicitors asking him to stop and that all communication should go through them, unless it’s an emergency regarding our child. Can I get a non molestation order to stop this?

    • #26071
      KIP.
      Participant

      I would speak to your solicitor again but I would say yes. You’ve told him many times not to contact you yet he continues unwanted contact. There are new stalking laws but before you go down the legal route which may cost money and more animosity can you change email address and mobile number and tell him to contact you through a third party. Maybe a member of your family?

    • #26085
      Falling Skys
      Participant

      If you are not answering the texts/emails the police will look on it as abuse and will act on it.

      Sadly they will always push the boundary as they want control.

      I wish you luck.

      FS xx

      • #28126
        Deedo
        Participant

        @falling skys if i send my teenager love texts but she never replies is that abuse? her father has forbidden contact with me. her other sibs says she secretly loves me 🙁

    • #26892
      Racoon
      Participant

      Thanks for the replies falling sky and kip. I keep putting off going to the solicitors and burying my head a bit hoping it will stop. Anyway, I’m going to see solicitors next week to try and put a non molestation order in place.

    • #28433
      Racoon
      Participant

      Solicitor said it would be unlikely that I would get one as the messages are not threatening. (Where’s the harm?). It would also cost thousands. So frustrated cause it is causing me harm/distress.

    • #28443
      Ayanna
      Participant

      Speak to Rights of Women and the NCDV. They may see this differently. Most solicitors promote patriarchy.

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