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Divorce/Separation :
When the AP works at the courthouse

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 hcsv (original poster member #51813) posted at 9:40 PM on Friday, December 6th, 2019

She not only works at the courthouse (probate and family court), I found out that she most likely is the clerk for the modification cases, of which I have filed.

So, not only did I feel violated when ex asshat shared my (our) most personal, marital and family business with her, she now has access to all my legal business and I feel violated all over again.

Can I do anything about this? I have a call in to my attorney.

After 40 years, ex turned into someone I didnt know and couldnt trust anymore. Divorced. 1/17

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steadychevy ( member #42608) posted at 11:27 PM on Friday, December 6th, 2019

Good thing you're contacting your attorney. Seems like there should be something that can be done. Maybe getting her ass fired but what grounds other than being a shit person. Conflict of interest?

BH(me)72(now); XWW 64; M 42 yrsDDay1-01/09/13;DDay2-26/10/13;DDay3-19/12/13;DDay4-21/01/14LTA-09/02-06/06? OM - COW 4 years; "dates" w/3 lovers post engagement;ONS w/stranger post commitment, lies, lies, liesSeparated 23/09/2017; D 16/03/2020

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BearlyBreathing ( member #55075) posted at 1:14 AM on Saturday, December 7th, 2019

Damn. I hope your lawyer can find a way to help. Sorry for the extra pain...

Me: BS 57 (49 on d-day)Him: *who cares ;-) *. D-Day 8/15/2016 LTA. Kinda liking my new life :-)

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Catwoman ( member #1330) posted at 1:15 AM on Saturday, December 7th, 2019

Unfortunately, these are ALL public records, and I am not sure there is any recourse at all.

That being said, if you can switch courtrooms (most clerks are assigned to one courtroom only), that might be the best course of action. Of course, she will still be able to look and see what's going on, but she won't be able to see immediately things that have filed.

There may be something your attorney could do, but it's not likely, since we're dealing with public documents.

Cat

FBS: Married 20 years, 2 daughters 27 and 24. Divorced by the grace of GOD.
D-Days: 2/23/93; 10/11/97; 3/5/03
Ex & OW Broke up 12-10
"An erection does not count as personal growth."

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Chaos ( member #61031) posted at 1:54 AM on Saturday, December 7th, 2019

Contacting your attorney is smart.

I'm not an attorney nor do I play one on TV. BUT I wonder out loud if her having anything to do with your paperwork could be considered a conflict of interest.

I also wonder if your attorney contacting her supervisor and requesting she have nothing to do with your case would have any bearing. I would like to think that even as a professional courtesy she would be kept away from your case.

BS-me/WH-4.5yrLTA Married 2+ decades-2 adult children. Multiple DDays w/same LAP until I told OBS 2018- Cease & Desist sent spring 2021 "Hello–My name is Chaos–You f***ed my husband-Prepare to Die!"

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paboy ( member #59482) posted at 7:56 AM on Sunday, December 8th, 2019

Perhaps have her subpoenaed as part of the Court case. Now that would really bring it to light.

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Chrysalis123 ( member #27148) posted at 1:44 PM on Sunday, December 8th, 2019

Yikes-that is awful. Going through a divorce is bad enough without this.

If you know you will see her dress to the nines, head up, proud walk, and totally ignore her. Pretend she is dead. Also, a good friend at your side might be very helpful too.

Also, if for any reason you need to talk with her for a court reason or she is the clerk on your case, ask for the supervisor/judge and explain the situation and your discomfort. Can't hurt to ask.

[This message edited by Chrysalis123 at 7:46 AM, December 8th (Sunday)]

Someone I once loved gave me/ a box full of darkness/ It took me years to understand/ That this, too, was a gift. - Mary Oliver

Just for the record darling, not all positive changes feel positive in the beginning -S C Lourie

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Bleu ( member #14243) posted at 2:30 PM on Sunday, December 8th, 2019

That totally sucks. (((HUGS))).

If she does not have a counterpart, maybe they can take over.

If not, your attorney and her supervisor can monitor your case for any impropriety.

BS (Me) - 42
WS (It) - 42

Coupled in 1998
DD#1 - 2002
DD#2 - 2003
Married in 2010
DD#3 - 2012
And many more . . .

Divorcing

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