Legal Question in Family Law in Texas

Unfortunately, this happens often. I tell guys to go to his Human Resources or his boss & discuss this matter in advance & warn them. You can stop "crazy", but you can prepare his employer that allegations might be made. If they know about it in advance & then she makes the call, they will be prepared. I've saved a couple of guy's jobs by having they do it in advance -- again he needs to approach them calmly & just prepare them.

I assume that he has carefully documented all of these things. He needs to keep a file for the next 10 years. If the situation continues, he might want to retain legal counsel and/or go to his local district attorney's office. Due to this problem occurring, rarely (but sometimes) there can be a restraining issue (or protective order) issued against her.

I've even seen "terroristic threat" charge & the person was eventually arrested by the police in one really bad case -- there were thousands of text messages & a police officer got so fed up that a man's bad behavior after repeated police intervention & warnings. Eventually the police & the DA's office intervened & got this guy off the street -- but this is extremely rare -- I think the guy really "pissed" off a cop. The woman was able to document the man's behavior over a long period of time (I think 2 years & it was severe).