Location: California
A letter arrived from DMV informing her that they had received information suggesting that she suffers from a loss of consciousness disorder and requiring her to submit documentation from her physician about her ability to drive. She has no such condition, but she does have a difficult relationship with her son’s father who has done similar things in the past. Separate from this matter but simultaneously, she finally filled an order to show cause to find him in contempt for the barrage of abusive messages he sends almost daily which conntravene the custody order’s communications guidelines. The DMV will not disclose who gave the information, can they be compelled to do so? I’m not an attorney and I don’t know when this rises to the level of harassment, but it’s been going on for years and now she’s in a rush to get appointments with two different doctors to straighten this out. He received a substantial inheritance a couple years ago and his bizarre behavior has escalated significantly since then, are there any legal remedies? To be fair I don’t know for certain that it’s him but nothing else makes sense.