NetNews Usenet Archive 1992 #31/NN_1992_31.iso/spool/misc/legal/21984

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From: "Eddie Kovelan" <[e-mail]>
Subject: Obsessive ex-spouses..can the madness be stopped?
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Date: Sun, 3 Jan 1993 20:33:10 GMT
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After four years of dealing with a clinically diagnosed obsessive
ex-husband, I am fed up.  My ex has no life and therefore tries to
destroy mine by taking me to court as often as legally possible (every
six months or so) and threatens to take my son away from me.  I am
re-married and have a baby daughter and this constant harrassment by my ex-husband
is hurting everyone in my family.  My four year old son is hurting the
most because he is caught in the middle and the courts do not look out
for him.  I have tried all the ways possible to make the courts and
other legal authorities see the damage all the battling is doing to my
son, but no one can or will put a stop to my ex-husband.  He has no
grounds to take my son, in fact, he always gives up the fight at the
end.  He just fights to get revenge on me for leaving him four years
ago.  He is so obsessed that he video tapes me at every moment possible,
he interrogates my son to find out if anything is going on at home, he
has people follow me and look up records (credit reports, driving
records, etc.) of both my husband and myself.  I fear that he will
continue to do this until my son is 18 or I find a way to stop him.  Is
there anyone who can help me find a legal way of getting him out of my
life as much as possible?  I need legal avenues or advise from those who
have experienced or are experiencing a similiar problem and have found
ways to eliviate the problem.

Bundy