Legal Question in Family Law in Louisiana
My exhusband and I have recently divorced. We have a four year old special needs child together who he has spent 7 hours in the past 6 months with and now has been awarded joint custody and every other weekend. I do not have a phone number for him and the only e-mail address I have apparently goes to his fiance. Everytime I e-mail him about his son, (updates on his condition, or things he needs to know before our son goes to his house) I get an e-mail from his fiance telling me to stop e-mailing him. I get e-mails from her just because she feels like e-mailing me to tell me how much my exhusband hates me. He will not e-mail back or have any form of communication with me. Is this legal for him to do this? What can I do to stop her from e-mailing me, establish some kind of court order of communication between he and I, and keep her away from our special needs son, as she is clearly unstable?
1 Answer from Attorneys
Make copies of all emails and any texts you may have......letters or phone messages too. You will have to file to limit his and her right to be around your child. If your child has a doctor or counselor etc. get their opinion. Also, with the evidence you will present about emails texts etc, you can get an order stopping the girlfriend from contacting you.