Family Law Question?
Say for example you re-married and your ex from a previous marraige is hounded you for certain legal finances and not only is that ex hounding yourself but hounding you exotic partner. Is your ex allowed to legally put your new partner in officially recognized woes even if it has nothing to do with them? Can you scuffle to have the ex sued for wrongfully tormenting your new partner, financially, emotionally, and if need be physically? I'm wondering produce when you get married than divorce and re-marry your new partner has zilch to do with the situation with your ex so your new partner shouldn't be put into usch issues. I'm only wondering if there's a way to fight this?
Yes, you actually can argue this. In most divorce decrees there is a statement about living your lives from here on out as unmarried folks. If there is further harassment you could file a contempt of court charge (if your divorce decision contained that language). Your new partner could file harassment charges. Oh, and by the channel, if this is about debts that you are responsible for, it is illegal for the creditor (your ex if you owe him money) to communicate those debts to a third party (your different partner) under the fair debt practices act. Call your atty.
