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#making complaints about your ex to their employer; | #making complaints about your ex to their employer; | ||
#badmouthing your ex in social, recreational or cultural clubs; and, | #badmouthing your ex in social, recreational or cultural clubs; and, | ||
#contacting the media | #contacting the media about your ex, your relationship, your separation or events following your separation. | ||
Here's a helpful suggestion. Act as if everything you write, say or do will find its way into an affidavit. | Here's a helpful suggestion. Act as if everything you write, say or do will find its way into an affidavit. | ||
===Conduct that will get you into trouble=== | |||
The behaviour we've just talked about is the sort of behaviour that will make any court proceedings you're involved in worse, or increase the likelihood that you'll be going to court if court proceedings haven't yet started. A lot of these behaviours will get you into real trouble too. | |||
