Injunction of harassment
Scottsdale, AZ
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I was served yesterday with a injuncition for harassment. I built an artificial turf business with the man who filed this against me. He was the money I was the brains. The original agreement was that we would not have any agreement. I was paid as a 1099 employee even though he required me to be in the office daily, attend sales meetings, paid for company phone, company car allowance, gas allowance, and company credit card for dinners. He also used illegal labor to install artificial turf project. Over the last few years his General Contractor background has ruined more than a few relationships that I have built. With the economy going south, this man started to not pay the bills. Vendors have called repeatly to collect monies due. I confronted him which he did not like. Two weeks ago I found out he was tracking ever key stroke on my company
computer, tracking cell phone calls, tracking emails. I again confronted him and he denied everything. On Thursday he said he wanted to severe the relationship. I was not shocked by this, but took a stance and told him the IRS might be real interested in his business practices. He filed a restraining order against me. The restraining order also included his wife and two children. My bio is a college graduate, married to a 15 year veteran school teacher(autism) with two children 5 and 7. I have seen this man strong arm 10 to 15 different sales reps that have rolled through the company. With that being said how do I respond to a Injunction of Harassment that is completely bogus? PS I started another artificial turf company about three months ago. This was a fallback plan that has now come to fruition. This was filed in city court and served at my home yesterday. - Is this your question? Add additional information Answers (2)Margery Ellen Golant
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You need to obtain an attorney. Usually these injunctions are initially issued on a temporary basis, with a hearing to follow. If you obtain counsel and raise at the hearing all the facts which show that he was harassing you and not vice versa, you may be able to convince the court not to make the injunction permanent.
Jeff Adrian Biddle
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