Hi, my daughter's father and I ended our...

Asked by the Customer on 15-06-2021 11:11:18
Question posted in the Family Law category relating to Western Cape

Hi, my daughter's father and I ended our relationship 2 years ago and he has since been with multiple women. He's also been sexually harassing me at my home and via WhatsApp for the past year and a half.

He will ask to visit my daughter just to get to me. He had touched me in appropriately multiple times and has forced himself on me previously too to the point where I needed to push him away forcefully.

He is also using my daughter as a tool to threaten me. Many times my daughter doesn't want to spend time with him and he gets rude with her. I need to know what I can do regarding this.

We were never married. He has never supported my daughter financially, in her education, extra mural activities etc.

Also his current partner is forcing him to stay away from my daughter.

Message from the Attorney

Posted by Att. Patrick on 17-06-2021 11:46:40

Hi there,

I see that you haven't made a payment for the question, but I'm going to assist you a little. If you want to ask a follow-up question, please make the required payment.

If you think that your daughter's safety is of concern, then you must NOT let the father near the daughter. Let him go to court to get a visitation order.

Att. Patrick 

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