Q: There is people at my school that are spying on me and telling another person what im doing. please help.
my sister told people at my school my dads number and told them to tell him what ti do during the day and stuff. The thing is my dad has no custody over me and i don't live in the same state as him. i want him out of my life. is there something i can do to involving the people spying on me, like is that illegal or anything please. all help is needed. also they are distracting me in my school work.
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A: As long as they are not violating any laws, it is perfectly legal for anyone to observe your public actions and report that to another person - there is nothing legal you can do to prevent it except stay in an enclosed private place 100% of the time. More likely than not, if this is something your father is having done, then he probably needs proof of certain behaviors he believes you are doing for some sort of legal action. As to getting him out of your life, you likely can't do anything about that until you are 18.
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