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I'm so sorry your going through a custody battle. It creates so much stress for everyone involved. It's definately a highly emotional period of time to go through and I'm sorry you have found yourself in this situation. I hope that whatever happens is in the best interest of the child. I'm not a lawyer but I would guess that since the mail was sent to her address it would be hard to prove that she intentionally opened it. If she had stolen it and opened it that would be one thing but with the way it all played out it seems like it would be hard to prove that it was intentional. The best bet is to talk with your attorney and get actual legal advice. Best of luck to you. |
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My fiance is a mailman so he would know a little more then I do and I asked him just out of curiosity. He said yes you can take legal actions because she open something that was not in her name. Especially if its medication cause it could had been tampered with since she opened the package. |
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I know no one meant any harm, but what might seem a small matter to some, might be a lot more personal and insurmoutable to another. |
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Was the mail sent from the insurance company itself, or from the place where he orders his medicine? (Just curious, you said 'the insurance company sent it.') If the insurance company sent it, given that her daughter is being carried by your husband's insurance and EVERYTHING from them will have his name on it, then it's not surprising that she opened it and I think she was probably within her right to do so. If it wasn't from them, but was from a company where he ordered the medication, then that may be different. In any event, I think the law applies more to stealing other people's mail, or opening mail that was misdelivered. I'm just thinking that the law wouldn't really apply in the same manner given that they were married(?) and he has things that will inavoidably come to her mailbox. |
Might I just add that I can potentially see why this situation could be troublesome, depending on what type of medication it was. (NOT that I want to know, nor am I trying to suggest anything about your husband's medical state.) Thankfully, I have not had to deal with what you guys are going through, but I can only imagine what an ordeal it could be. I am, however, female and I know how spiteful and vindictive we gals can be. ;) ESPECIALLY when our children are involved. So I can easily see how, depending on the contents, she could see this as information that she could use against him, so I can understand your angst. I don't think that anyone was trying to make light of the situation or make fun of your question. Honestly, we joke around a lot here and I have to admit some of the comments made me giggle too. I don't think anyone meant to offend you and I'm sure no one expected you to take it so seriously. I don't think anyone realized the seriousness you were placing on the incident. |
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I currently work for the postal service. First class mail, incorrectly sent, should ALWAYS be returned (with explanation written) if it is not addressed to the persons living at that address. Third class mail can be returned with explanation (i.e. deceased, moved, etc), but the post office will dispose of it and not return third class to the sender. I would file a complaint with the insurance company...they need to be made aware of the situation so the mistake does not happen again. This woman "could" have charges filed against her (if the family sees fit) because she opened first class mail that was not directly addressed to her. |
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And when I said that situation, it is a lot more complicated than just this mail thing. I guess that is why i wasn't in very much of a joking mood. If that was all that was going on, then it would be no big deal. But, there have been a lot of other things take place the last 2 weeks with this situation. |
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