Legal Question in Family Law in Florida

Re: Marital

I think your husband will need to get a restraining order against her, which he could then ask a court to enforce it if she doesn't comply with it. But there is an obvious question: Will your husband agree to do this. If not, then a judge will wonder if your husband isn't facilitating things for this other woman.

Re: Marital

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There is no cause of action under Florida law unless your husband cares to claim harassment and he might be able to file a domestic violence complaint and restraining order issued but it is unlikely.

Scott R. Jay, Esq.

Re: Marital

So far I have not heard of any grounds for a lawsuit, but possible such could eb the case with more deatiled facts. You might be able to obtain a restraining order.