Re: Ow and threatening calls clockwork: Like i said---i learned a VERY VALUABLE lesson last week:
They will do it until you tell them they can't!!!!! I stood up for myself and it worked. If it takes legal action to do that---oh well---they deserve it.
They don't care about making this easy on us, so----don't worry about making it easy on them. Protect yourself AND your kiddos!!!!!
Let me know what happens ;)
Re: Ow and threatening calls 2be: I agree with clockwork!!! Do NOT erase that message and get the cops involved. They will take that very seriously, especially because there is an infant involved. That'll teach her to hold her skanky tongue.
Re: Ow and threatening calls Lumpy: [quote author=wendieann link=topic=27597.msg268046#msg268046 date=1144606692">
>:( She called and left a message on my answering machine...
Quote: "wendieann, it's jeanette. nice t-shirt. your f-cking dead."
I guess she didn't like the shirt that my son wore to their house? I am worried about my son hearing her say that, considering he is only 2! He would be worried sick about me!
I just wish there was a way to prevent her from being there for drop offs/pick ups, and phone calls! >:(
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Many folks have a stipulation in the court orders that only the parents be present for drop-offs and pickups.
Ow and threatening calls wendieann: Okay, how did you deal with the OW when/if she called and threatened you? Is there any way I can prevent her from doing this and being there for drop off/pick ups?
Thanks...
Re: Ow and threatening calls flyaway: Hmmmm, never rec'd phone calls from her.....and she has been there for drop off pickups...but never once has she actually shown her face.
I hear her talking to my girls from around the corner. I think she scared of me! >:( >:( :o Well, she shouldn't be, at least, not any more. ::)
WA...is there a way to block the calls? And how is she threatening you, btw? Shouldn't it be the other way around? ??? :o
