Q: Please Help! My Mother's abuser was released from prison today. He is extremely dangerous, nearly killing her twice.
My mother purchased her first home in August of 2020. To her dismay, when she was reviewing her paperwork she learned her ex had gotten his name on her deed. Her ex has been terrorizing her for over a decade. He has over 7 violent criminal charges for attacking her, nearly killing her once. He's been to prison 4 times, every time stalking her and intimidating her into taking him back. They have countless court orders and PPOs on file, but he always comes back.
In 2020, she inherited some money and purchased her first home on her own. She and her ex were staying together, and around the time they closed on the home his abuse had become constant and terrible. Alone with the realtor, she expressed to the realtor 3 times that her ex was in NO WAY to be added to any paperwork, specifically the deed. The realtor has also confirmed this to me and is willing to testify to this fact.
Her ex has served 2 years for another domestic violence but is due to be released in 2 days. Please Help!
A: She should contact the parole board and probably the county prosecutor's office. She may also want to see about getting a new PPO.
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