After the divorce, the ex-husband has been harassing and threatening. How to deal with it?

Marriage is a matter for both men and women, and the management of marriage needs the joint efforts of two people to create a harmonious family and marriage. If the two fail to reach an agreement on this, then such a marriage will exist in name only. Instead of living together repeatedly, it is better to fight and break up, and everyone is fine.

Since the two choose to divorce, they will not interfere in each other's lives, and everyone has their own living space. But often in real life, even if the husband and wife are divorced, there are always people looking for trouble and always looking for opportunities to harass each other. Among them, many women are also very upset. So how should women actively respond to the harassment of their ex-husbands?

Take a state of indifference to each other. Now that the two have ended their marriage, we must resolutely refuse any demands and entanglements from the other party and don't let him have any selfishness.

Seek legal weapons and collect evidence to protect yourself. Even after the divorce, both husband and wife have legally ended their relationship, and everyone has returned to a single state, so there is no need to entangle each other. However, if the real confrontation has caused harassment to your life, then this kind of behavior is obviously suspected of breaking the law. The injured party can pick up legal weapons and choose to call the police, or save some relevant video evidence. If the warning or persuasion is ineffective,

Seek help from relatives and friends. If you are harassed by your ex-husband after divorce, you can rely on your family and friends to protect yourself. This will make the other party retreat to a certain extent, and appropriate intimidation will make it converge.

Therefore, if a woman is harassed by her ex-husband after facing divorce, she should know how to deal with him and finally make an effective response.