Legal Question in Family Law in Florida

Re: Cell Phone Harrassment

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If it is truly disruptive and abusive, you can go to court and ask for a restraining order which would prohibit him from making so many calls. Please understand that the father has EQUAL rights to the parenting of his son. It is unlikely that a court would bar all contact with his son.

A simplier method might be for you to request the father to provide the son with a cell phone so that he and dad can communicate freely. Dad will have to understand that cell phones are not allowed during school hours and study times at home.

Scott R. Jay, Esq.

Re: Cell Phone Harrassment

yes, you can report this to local police, who will contact NY police and they will contact him.