CrabEnthusist t1_iyejbi4 wrote
Respectfully, unless there is drastically more to the story, you will be unable to get a peace order- your roommate making you uncomfortable by repeatedly asking a weird question (which sucks!) isn't going to rise to the level needed for a peace order.
It sounds like you have a lawyer, and another place lined up to live- that's good. Have the lawyer review your lease and possibly contact your landlord about the earliest date that you could move out.
Also, I might reccomend reaching out to a therapist or other mental health professional- they're covered under many insurance plans. It seems like you're going through a pretty stressful situation, and a mental health professional might be able to give you some useful tools for managing it.
jungleebunglee t1_iyewso1 wrote
Thank you so much. I am talking to my university provided counselor right now which helps me mentally. The wife has been an old friend. I find it very excruciating involving her in all of this.
Actually, my lawyer does say that if I get a peace order against the husband, he can get a subpeona for the landlord, landlord's wife and Respondent's wife. Who will have to take an oath at court. If they lie, it's perjury. Which is because I was there as well.
The rest depends on my lawyer to fight my case on other grounds for harassment + trespassing as he was living for months without legally having any right to do so. Because verbally this man has admitted to harassing me in front of his wife, and my landlords. I can get my housemates testimony for this man's presence in the house for months as well. I want to do good to my housemates. I don't want a subpeona for my other housemates.
If my landlords backdate a lease. I mean it's going to be long. I don't really think my landlords are that in love with this man that they'll pay for 1000s of dollars to fight a case that they got into due to this man.
But I am in it until there's some judgment that I am satisfied with.
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