Q: Is it possible for me to file 3rd party harassment on my bf's baby mama and her boyfriend?
My boyfriend is in a custody battle and every time he is supposed to see his child, his baby's mama and her boyfriend have him arrested on some bogus claim. I am with my boyfriend every time he goes to see his child and thus has been with him every time they have had him arrested. They don't know my name so haven't been able to contact me directly. They are somehow able to keep filling these claims and it not only affects my boyfriend but seriously affects and negatively impacts my life as well. They seem to be able to keep getting away with it because they know the police in that county. Something needs to be done (besides just getting a family law attorney) and we need help please!
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