Q: What can i do if my custody case has other proceedings and or personal attacks against me from those who r on my ex side
my ex filed for full custody after i filed for support. well after out temporary orders hearing my ex and his attorney had requested things they know i cant do so there for my parent time has been taken from me even though i begged them to make it to where i can do them but they would not. My ex has gotten his friends bring conflict to those around me as well as causing an eviction and threatened physical harm and proceeded to punch walls and what not. two days later my landlord broke into my apartment while i was sleeping in my room to change the locks. my ex also got someone to write an affidavit against me in court then is the cause of mine/boyfriends eviction is there something i can do? as far as it being cause to either dismiss one or both cases? not to mention another person he had write an affidavit caused personal conflicts with my neighbors\ friends. He has made it where i cant even rely on the police in this small town to help me they refuse to do so.
A:
First and foremost, it sounds like you should consider hiring an attorney. It sounds like your ex and his attorney are taking a very aggressive approach in the custody litigation. Their approach seems to be working to keep you from the kids. I suggest finding an attorney who can help level the playing field for you.
As far as the other stuff going on in the background, you may qualify for a civil stalking injunction to get your ex to stop his harassment. It is likely not going to get either case thrown out, but may be a good first step towards leveling the playing field.
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