Legal Question in Criminal Law in North Carolina

I see this quite a bit. In fact, this goes on just about every day in every civil court across America. It is often a huge waste of time and public resources, basically a shame! People who say they don't want drama and paint themselves as innocent victims usually actually love and thrive on the drama. You say and these are your words not mine "I have my boyfriend and both children who heard the phone call and can verify I was not on their property." and you also say "I went to the home". So basically, your own account of the events is at best, inconsistent. If you didn't want 'drama' - you would simply ignore them like a normal person does. You would not answer their calls, delete their texts and not listen to their messages - in short, you'd have no contact with them whatsoever. If you didn't want 'drama', you wouldn't have went to the home. In any event, to answer your question, yes - if you inform someone not to call and they do, you can seek a warrant for harassment. It is also a specific crime to use profane language on the phone - so if you have any profane messages and/or texts and you want a warrant for that - save them. Further, you are under no obligation to provide 'phone support' so that your ex can contact the children. In fact, your under no obligation to have any contact what so ever with your ex. If he wants to see the children let him get off his butt and make arrangements for visitation. Have your boyfriend or some other family member deal with your ex and handle the exchange of the children for visitation. If you really want to stop the drama, do what a normal average person would do - change your number and stop all contact with them. In other words ignore all of them completely - this is not rocket science. Of course you are most likely not going to do that because that's no fun. You'll likely to come up with all sorts of lame excuses why you simply can't ignore them because you most likely actually thrive on the drama. If it is the case that you want the drama, feel free to have at it but please consider not using our court system as a stage - I for one hate that public taxes foot the bill for people who lack discipline and self control to have a forum to air their petty grievances and family squabbles.