Legal Question in Civil Rights Law in Georgia

Re: Threatened by the new wife?

You have the option to request the court to grant a restraining order, but I'm not sure that they would grant it based upon your facts. Of course, I don't know what the content of the e-mails is/was. If they were drastic enough, you could get a restraining order and have them arrested for a terroristic threats.

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Response to: Threatened by the new wife?

You need to report it to the police; it is probably best to go to the police station and make the report. Having such a report will establish a pattern and provide a record. You did not mention if this has happened before, if the threats were escalating, etc. If things escalate, you can ask for a Restraining Order. Because of the limited information you have provided, I recommend you contact an attorney to discuss the matter in more details.