You need to have a place where you can tell your story. Please feel free to tell it as many times as is necessary for you to get it all out. We're all here because we are also survivors of abuse, but it sounds like you may still be in a situation in which you experiencing abuse, so it is critical that you do whatever it takes to stop it from happening any more. A protective order is a good step. Have you considered taking further steps to try keep the abusers away from yourself and your child, such as moving away from the area, changing your phone number, changing the locks on your doors, or speaking with influential leaders in local churches and the community to not only get their advice but to make sure your story gets out? You may want to use the techniques law enforcement agencies recommend that victims of stalking use: Have absolutely no contact with the perpetrator - that means you get caller I.D. on your telephone, and if the perpetrator calls, you do not under any circumstances answer the phone; do not answer letters from the perpetrator; if you think you are being followed, go quickly to the nearest place where there are lots of people (restaurant, public library, government building, etc.), go inside, and remain there until you are safe; make sure your child understands the concept of stranger-danger and how it applies to the perpetrator, explaining it in age-appropriate terms to your child; and other techniques which your local law enforcement agency can best explain to you in dealing with someone who is either a stalker or who might become one. You may want to go to your child's school or daycare center and tell several staff members there exactly who is allowed to pick your child up from school and who is not allowed to pick your child up from school, and make sure they make a written record of this information. Abusers and stalkers use various ploys to try to get into victim's lives, such as making up stories about how they need to borrow money from you or need other help to evoke your sympathy, or they might show up at places you frequent such as church or your workplace - be aware of these possible ploys and do not allow yourself to be fooled into letting people into your life who could harm you or your child. If this all sounds like a lot of work, just remind yourself that you and your child are worth protecting from any kind of abuse from anyone.

I have changed my number at least twenty times, got a order and he always gets it.
There is a website where you 25dollars and you get there phone number etc.
He looks up my place on web through google and I get email alerts when he looks at my house.
Hr drives past all the time sits 50 metres from. Y house and the police say it legal, the courts aren't not helping.
When ever I move, he drives around to my friends and waits there to follow me to new house,police say that's legal and he tells the police I was just driving past
I have the school informed of itm but he still sits 50m away.
It has being so stressful having to deal with it.
A guy I dated is talking me, sends texts that make fell bad.
I have nightmarrs and depression and I hste it I,m the one that's dealing it,he's done it yet he's always smiling,and tells all my friends his life is wonderful, for a moment I wish he knew how I feel and He suffer all the crap.