Harassment And Legal Protections

Summary

If you feel harassed or unsafe, document all communications as evidence. Consider filing for a restraining order or injunction against harassment. Violations of court orders, such as contempt, should be reported to the court. Consult a local attorney to explore legal options, including potential claims of defamation or harassment.

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I'm trying to figure out what to do I feel like I'm harassed I feel like my I feel more than harassed I feel like my medical past and my sobriety is being used and a manner that's considered harassment to me it's made me feel pretty uneasy I'm going to copy and paste the messages that were sent to my sister in the talking parents app they're in the middle of the dispute and my brother-in-law has been just relentlessly attacking me in a parenting app and I don't know what to do I already feeling safe what he might do out of retaliation for me to be continuously helping my sister and being her support system but he's trying to remove me based on the past and he's been arrested for that domestic violence and supposed to go on a breathalyzer and he's not been adhering at *:* the way it's written up so there is a contempt already to tempt for that already put in
If you feel harassed or unsafe, consider these steps:
- Document Everything: Save all messages from the parenting app as evidence.
- Restraining Order: You may qualify for an injunction against harassment in Florida.
- Report to Court: If your brother-in-law is in contempt of court orders (like not using a breathalyzer), your sister’s attorney could raise this with the court.
- Seek Legal Advice: Consult a local attorney to protect yourself and your sister legally.
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Here are some of the messages being sent to my sister in the talking parents app
If you feel unsafe or believe the messages could support a legal claim of harassment, here’s what can be done:
- Save the Messages: Keep copies of all messages in the Talking Parents app as evidence.
- Evaluate Harassment: Review Florida’s harassment laws to see if this qualifies for legal action.
- Restraining Order: You or your sister may consider filing for an injunction against harassment.
- Contempt of Court: If your brother-in-law is violating court orders, your sister’s attorney should be informed.
- Seek Legal Assistance: If you want help connecting with a lawyer, let me know.
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It appears there may be harassment, defamation, and potential violations of court orders involved. Here’s what can be done:
- Keep Evidence: Save all messages from the Talking Parents app carefully.
- Restraining Order: Consider an injunction for protection against harassment.
- Contempt Motion: If court orders are violated, file for contempt.
- Legal Advice: A lawyer can assess defamation or harassment claims.
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