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Oh, yes, you do indeed have recourse. Especially since "this nutcase" is a lawyer.

That she is using the telephone to harass you puts her in the line of fire for a suit under federal communications law. For this to come to fruition, you will need to contact a lawyer who is local to you and who is not a nutcase (most of us aren't too nutty). That lawyer, depending on the exact circumstances of your case, may or may not also refer this matter to the Dept. of Justice for criminal prosecution under federal communications law. Find someone who practices in the area of communications and telephonic law.

That she is coming uninvited into your office and harassing you invites a suit to get an injunction against her that prevents her from coming within x yards (x is generally 500) of you, your home, or your place of business. That's done in state court; very possibly, the lawyer whom you find for help with the federal matter can help you out here, too.

Finally, that she is an attorney puts her under the jurisdiction of your state's attorney disciplinary committee (which is generally a committee of the highest court in the state; these folks take this kind of behavior from a lawyer very, very seriously). File a complaint against her with them.

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Answered:	3/7/2009

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