Stalking Charges In Marriage

Summary

In Florida, stalking laws apply even if the alleged stalker lives with or is married to the victim. Stalking is defined under Florida Statutes Section 784.048 as willful, malicious, and repeated following, harassing, or cyberstalking. Aggravated stalking includes credible threats causing fear of death or injury. Legal protection can be sought regardless of the relationship. Consider contacting local law enforcement for assistance or seeking a restraining order.

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In Florida, stalking is defined and prosecuted under Florida Statutes Section *.*. Here are some key points:
- Stalking involves willful, malicious, and repeated following, harassing, or cyberstalking of another person.
- Aggravated stalking involves making a credible threat with the intent to place the victim in reasonable fear of death or bodily injury.
If you believe you're being stalked, consider contacting local law enforcement for assistance.
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What if your married to them
In Florida, being married to the person does not exempt them from stalking charges. Stalking laws apply regardless of the relationship. You can still seek legal protection.
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