Is the ex husband of my Ex still using my address?

My ex husband who hasnt lived here for over two years is still using my address although he is getting his mail redirected so his bank etc have this address ashius registered address…. i dont want this and want a completely clean slate any ideas :rotfl: No, you’re not being unreasonable.

Is the postal carrier required to put the mail in the box?

The Postal carrier is required to put the mail in the box for the address to which it is being delivered. Once you have a different address or post office box, then they can deliver the mail to the new address. The Postal carrier cannot prevent anyone from stealing from a box with no lock.

Can a person still live with the postal carrier?

If you are still living together, then he has legal access to the mail box. The Postal carrier is required to put the mail in the box for the address to which it is being delivered.

Do you Mark Post as not known at this address?

No, you’re not being unreasonable. Mark post as ” not known at this address” and return to sender. Companies will soon get the hint. This is especially important for the bank.

What happens if you open mail addressed to your ex spouse?

If you open mail addressed only to your spouse or to your ex-spouse, your actions could have serious consequences. Under the law, tampering with, hiding or opening mail addressed to someone else, even if to your spouse or ex-spouse, is a Federal crime.

What should I do if my ex husband still uses my address?

If you know who he banks with, take the unopened letter into a branch. This will block his account until he sorts it out but hey, it shouldn’t have taken him 2 years to sort it out. No, you’re not being unreasonable. Mark post as ” not known at this address” and return to sender. Companies will soon get the hint.

Is it a crime to open your spouse’s mail?

In addition to being a crime or opening yourself to a civil suit, if a court finds out that you have been opening the mail of your spouse or ex-spouse, this could have serious consequences on the divorce.

Can a woman open her husband’s mail at night?

She began going through her husband’s pockets and briefcase after he was asleep at night. She also began opening his mail and trying to access the contents of his phone and computer. Are there any problems with what Victoria is doing? The answer to this question is “It depends” and requires several levels of analysis.