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Have you, or someone you know, been involved in indirect abuse by the other side during or after the divorce? If you or someone you know has been effected call the judge on the case and let them know your feelings. All divorce records are available online and at the courthouse in Georgia for you to receive. Abusive litigation can take a variety of forms and can arise in a number of different contexts, including family law proceedings, protection order proceedings, and fr...ivolous lawsuits initiated by batterers. Common abusive litigation tactics include: Seeking a protection order against you or your friends or family. Waging custody battles. Filing contempt motions against you for no reason. Portraying you as an unfit parent and/or requesting mental health evaluations. Filing frivolous motions, appeals, motions for revision, or motions for reconsideration, forcing you to meet in court, and spend time and money. Attempting to bring issues that have already been decided back into court (relitigate). Attempting to relitigate cases in other jurisdictions. Making burdensome discovery requests and/or using the discovery process to bring up embarrassing or irrelevant information about you. Prolonging court proceedings to inflict financial and/or emotional harm. Refusing to comply with court orders, forcing you to spend time and money to enforce the orders. Threatening to report you to immigration authorities. Making false reports to Child Protective Services (CPS). Falsely claiming you abuse drugs or alcohol. Suing you for reporting abuse. Suing or threatening to sue anyone who helps you, including family, friends, advocates, attorneys, and law enforcement officers. Filing complaints against the judge or your lawyer. https://www.legalvoice.org/abusive-litigation