Stop Harassment During Divorce

Hello James, could you please provide a brief description of your legal issue?

Hello James,
Given your situation, here are some steps you can take:
- Document every instance of contact she makes with your friends and family.
- Inform the court about these violations when you report the breaches of the restraining order.
- Consider applying for a harassment injunction, specifically addressing her behavior towards your contacts.
Have you informed the court about these violations already?

James, you may want to consider the following actions:
- Notify the court directly about the violations of the restraining order.
- File a motion to enforce the restraining order and include details of her contacting your friends and family.
- Request a court hearing to discuss these violations and potential further protections.
What county in California are you located in? This will help provide local court contact details.

James, here are some steps you can take in Fresno County:
- Notify the Fresno County Superior Court about the violations.
- File a motion to enforce the restraining order, including details of her contacting your friends and family.
- Request a court hearing to discuss these violations and potential further protections.

Have you already gathered all the evidence of her contacting your friends and family?

James, that's good to hear. Here are the next steps you should consider:
- Submit all the gathered evidence to the Fresno County Superior Court.
- Discuss with the court clerk how to file a motion to enforce the restraining order.
Would you like more details on how to file this motion?

James, here are the steps to file a motion to enforce the restraining order:
- **Visit the Court Clerk's Office**: Go to the Fresno County Superior Court Clerk's office.
- **Obtain Forms**: Request the necessary forms for filing a motion to enforce the restraining order.
- **Complete the Forms**: Fill out the forms with details of the violations and include evidence.
- **Submit the Forms**: Return the completed forms to the Clerk's office for filing.
- **Attend the Hearing**: You’ll receive a court date; attend the hearing to present your case.
Would you like details on any specific form or process?

James, it's generally advisable to inform your lawyer about any legal actions you plan to take. However, you can notify the court directly about the restraining order violations without your lawyer's involvement if necessary.
Would you like more information on how to communicate effectively with your lawyer?

James, here are some tips for effectively communicating with your lawyer:
- **Be Clear and Concise**: Clearly explain your concerns and actions you wish to take.
- **Document Everything**: Keep a record of all communications with your lawyer.
- **Set Expectations**: Clarify what you expect from your lawyer and the timeline.
- **Follow Up**: Regularly check in on the status of your case.
Would you like more details on any of these points?