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Stop responding to her . 4 years later and no kids . When was the last time you bumped uglies ? Why ??????? Think with your big head for a change. Sorry about the kid but not your kid.
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You should get back with her before she ends up fucking up another mans life.
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Not really, if I posted her emails here. The first two saying I owe her money and she's going to take me to court and she's going to make me pay by using the insults I said three months ago against me. The 3rd email was her saying whatever, forget about it, she's just not gonna deal with me anymore. I'm guessing because I gave no response after emails two and three that made her really mad, leaving the fourth email, Her threats of a for sure protection order and lies about stuff I did not do to obviously "show" the court she's a victim. View Quote |
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1. Block her phone number on your phone.
2. Blacklist her email address from your email account. 3. Move on with your life. |
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This - the courts in her state have no jurisdiction in AZ. Is she going to fly to AZ to file the complaint? That undercuts her argument.. View Quote |
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ITT: Woman uses lies and threats to extort money from innocent man. Surely this has never happened before. File a suit for PTSD against her for the admitted fraud. View Quote Pisses me off. Sadly it's because of men like my Father and what you could get away with in the 80's. Now the pendulum has swung way too far in the other direction. |
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GD is often a cruel and merciless place...like a desert. View Quote View All Quotes View All Quotes |
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Not really, if I posted her emails here. The first two saying I owe her money and she's going to take me to court and she's going to make me pay by using the insults I said three months ago against me. The 3rd email was her saying whatever, forget about it, she's just not gonna deal with me anymore. I'm guessing because I gave no response after emails two and three that made her really mad, leaving the fourth email, Her threats of a for sure protection order and lies about stuff I did not do to obviously "show" the court she's a victim. View Quote |
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Probably empty threats. She needs $. She's trying to find it anywhere she thinks she can get it. Sounds like she's an ex for a reason, and part of that reason is probably that she was a manipulative bitch who would stoop to any level to get her way.... View Quote |
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I haven't read the thread yet.
Yall are fuck buddies aren't you? She visits, you visit or y'all meet half way someplace |
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I haven't read the thread yet. Yall are fuck buddies aren't you? She visits, you visit or y'all meet half way someplace View Quote |
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Monday morning, first thing before anything else, lawyer.
Give the lawyer everything, print all the emails and texts. |
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Sell all of your guns to a REALLY good friend for $1. Keep one or two that you need but not the really good ones.
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You can have a FFL hold your firearms, you should have one you can trust. The local police can hold them, usually more expensive, they don't give a fuck about taking care of them and if you have quite a few they can be real dickheads. View Quote View All Quotes View All Quotes Quoted:
You can have a FFL hold your firearms, you should have one you can trust. The local police can hold them, usually more expensive, they don't give a fuck about taking care of them and if you have quite a few they can be real dickheads. Quoted:
How the fuck was she able to get a restraining order granted against someone thousands of miles away!!?? Thus, all the advice to get a lawyer, drop all contact etc. |
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Document everything. Get an app that records phone call (make sure to tell her that the conversation is being recorded). That should end contact really quick.
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These guys are all pussies. OP you need to put a baby in that woman ASAP to get her under control.
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I can't help but feel we don't have all the info.... Get a lawyer though OP. I feel like the idle threat will most likely remain at idle but never know
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shes bluffing/lying...... View Quote I don't care how female centered the criminal justice system is (I dealt with it during my divorce)...the only way a magistrate, judge, etc. is going to grant an RO in a situation like this (the OP is geographically separated by a significant distance from his ex) is if there was an threat communicated by the OP. I had a $h1t show of a divorce with a woman that would have pulled the same stunt with me if I had let her. You have to cut her off. Period. With no kids, there's no f*****g excuse to be in communication with a woman that you divorced four years ago...unless you still have feelings for her and want to get back together with her. No joke...I've known two people that have done that. If that's the case...good luck with that. |
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The judge didn't ask for some fucking proof........documentary evidence for god's sake!!?? View Quote View All Quotes View All Quotes Quoted:
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How the fuck was she able to get a restraining order granted against someone thousands of miles away!!?? They are not enforceable unless the respondent has been served with it. They have 72 hours to be served, or it dies/gets pulled. Once served, there will be a court hearing scheduled within 30 days. The Judge will hear arguments from both sides and determine if a Full Order of Protection is required or if the TRO should be dropped. If only one party shows up to the hearing, the Judge finds for that party. I have no idea how a Restraining Order could be filed across State lines, or how such a thing would be enforceable, but I'm not a lawyer either. TRO's & FOP's work on both parties. Petitioner gets a TRO against the Respondent and later calls Respondent,(or texts, or emails, etc), then the Petitioner has just violated the TRO and can get arrested for Felony Violating an Ex Parte (Missouri term for TRO). I've made that arrest before, and it gets entertaining. Get a lawyer just to hash out your State's laws about this. |
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Here's what's actually going on: Ex-wife is in need of money. Ex-wife is using a threat to extort money from OP. To OP: Look, dummy, she's an EX-wife for a reason. Stop dicking around and put her in the rear view. There isn't a restraining order, nor is there going to be one. Please understand that for an "order of protection" to be issued there has to be a threat or a possibility of violence involved. Her going to a judge and saying that she's afraid of you when you are "on the other side of the country" is not going to fly with just about any judge anywhere. Until you actually see a piece of paperwork with your name on it, stop fucking worrying about it, ya idiot. It's a bluff to frighten you into giving her money. Now, print off all emails and document everything. Never, ever again have any contact with her. If she send you more emails, print them off and archive in your account. Do not respond, ignore any attempts at phone contact. Should you somehow find yourself holding a restraining order with your name on it, THEN contact attorney and start going through all the stuff required to comply. Otherwise, calm the fuck down. Stop hyperventilating at some windy threat by a greedy bitch. View Quote |
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In Missouri, Temporary Restraining Orders are granted almost immediately based on the Petitioner's statements about the need for them. They are not enforceable unless the respondent has been served with it. They have 72 hours to be served, or it dies/gets pulled. Once served, there will be a court hearing scheduled within 30 days. The Judge will hear arguments from both sides and determine if a Full Order of Protection is required or if the TRO should be dropped. If only one party shows up to the hearing, the Judge finds for that party. I have no idea how a Restraining Order could be filed across State lines, or how such a thing would be enforceable, but I'm not a lawyer either. TRO's & FOP's work on both parties. Petitioner gets a TRO against the Respondent and later calls Respondent,(or texts, or emails, etc), then the Petitioner has just violated the TRO and can get arrested for Felony Violating an Ex Parte (Missouri term for TRO). I've made that arrest before, and it gets entertaining. Get a lawyer just to hash out your State's laws about this. View Quote |
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Restraining order is not valid until served. If the officer can't find you to serve it it will eventually die and you will be gtg. Save her threats and document her lies as best you can. Sell you gun collection to someone you trust to sell them back if you win your case in the end. Judges can do whatever they want. Judge can choose to believe her despite evidence. I worked with a guy (LEO). He had RO against the ex who filed to have it lifted. The judge allowed some shennanigans and the lifted the order and flipped onto him. He sat for months until the judge finally agreed to lift he order so he could go back to work but refused to return his gun collection....? So he could have his gun to work but he could not have the rest of his shit... He eventually lost it all because he had to file bank ruptcy and the lawyers ended up calling buddies to come buy his shit at auction... It was complete BS View Quote |
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Some family courts will give TRO's with no evidence other than an accusation, and if the accused doesn't show in court to defend himself in X amount of days, it turns into a real RO. View Quote |
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Divorced for four years, got into a "big fight" three months ago.....Sorry, play stupid games, win stupid prizes. View Quote Ex needs money. Ex calls you and provokes you into a fight. Ex saves the emails and threatens you with a restraining order unless you pony up for the bills. Sucker. Until you are served, do nothing. Your chances of actually getting an RO against you from another state are slim to none. And for fuck's sake, cut all commo with the ex. |
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Divorces where kids are in the mix are a whole other ballgame. That's not the case here. View Quote View All Quotes View All Quotes Quoted:
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Some family courts will give TRO's with no evidence other than an accusation, and if the accused doesn't show in court to defend himself in X amount of days, it turns into a real RO. I helped a female friend whose landlord was stalking and threatening her get one in NV, and IIRC it was all family Court. They were never "together." It was a few years ago, though, and it wasn't exactly the trial of the century. |
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Dump your guns immediately. Most restraining orders say no guns, especially if the are dv related. Do NOT wait until you get served.
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Not really, if I posted her emails here. The first two saying I owe her money and she's going to take me to court and she's going to make me pay by using the insults I said three months ago against me. The 3rd email was her saying whatever, forget about it, she's just not gonna deal with me anymore. I'm guessing because I gave no response after emails two and three that made her really mad, leaving the fourth email, Her threats of a for sure protection order and lies about stuff I did not do to obviously "show" the court she's a victim. View Quote |
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So she's trying to extort money from you using the courts, huh? Sounds criminal to me... View Quote |
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Hence the 3rd email saying forget it, she knows she can't get money that way. Just a threat. The O of P is punishment for not paying it, or making her look foolish for me not falling for it, who knows. View Quote View All Quotes View All Quotes Quoted:
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So she's trying to extort money from you using the courts, huh? Sounds criminal to me... |
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Dump your guns immediately. Most restraining orders say no guns, especially if the are dv related. Do NOT wait until you get served. View Quote If I told you that I got a RO against you, would you sell your guns? My point is that she just TOLD him she was getting one. Until there is a legally served document, there is no reason to take any action. Scratch that... there is reason to take one action-- NEVER COMMUNICATE WITH HER AGAIN. |
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Two lessons learned here:
1) Never get married. 2) Women will use children to manipulate you. Very sad for the child. Advice: OP if you like a little risk, rent a storage unit for cash and stash the guns there. Give the key to a friend, or not. |
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However what happens when I first get the order? She stated that because we were married this is going to be some kind of domestic violence thing, there was no domestic violence in the relationship. Will this order affect me until I can get it voided? Does it affect my guns until I can see the judge? I've looked online but I get two different answers. Should I get a restraining order against her immediately? View Quote You getting a counter order isn't going to affect the Order she got against you. Once her Order I served on you, it is in effect and enforceable. That includes all provisions of the Order, including surrender of firearms. She's probably getting the Order through Family Court, which requires no arrest. It just requires that the parties were in an intimate relationship or had kids in common..... You need to talk to a lawyer sooner rather than later. |
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OP, you fucked up some how. Now you have to pay a fucking shit bag lawyer thousands of dollars on the hope of keeping your guns. You fucked up big time.
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@Joe_Blow If I told you that I got a RO against you, would you sell your guns? My point is that she just TOLD him she was getting one. Until there is a legally served document, there is no reason to take any action. Scratch that... there is reason to take one action-- NEVER COMMUNICATE WITH HER AGAIN. View Quote People that communicate with an ex with which they have zero biological children. |
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Went through this same shit while I was separating. She alleged a bunch of stuff in writing to get a restraining order against me (verbal argument, but she made up some physical shit that was later discounted), and she said "Oh yeah, there are guns in the house too", so they came and took control of my weapons. I wasn't in the house at the time, so I didn't really have a say in the matter, but I did speak with the officer who came and got them, met her at the station, got a receipt for them, and picked up them months later without issue once it was all resolved. One of the officers who walked me to my car with my rifle (they took it without the case so they didn't want me walking out of the courthouse with a rifle in hand) even offered to buy it, but I told him it wasn't for sale.
ETA: The point of all that was to say that I was respectful, didn't mouth off to anyone, and got my guns back no problem. |
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