My ex wife has BorderlinePersonality Disorder and other mental health issues. We have been apart for a couple of years. I have no idea how to rid her from my life . Between her charging me for assault to now charging me for assault by choking from when she broke into my house three years ago. She is trying to lock me up. How do I make the police see it’s all as a result from this disorder and mental health. It’s to the point where I am questioning my own life. When or does it ever end . Please any help would be great. I am struggling here.
I'm trying to understand the gaps in this comment. You say you've been apart for a couple of years. Yet, you were charged with assault in the past and somehow, you're now being charged now with assault from more than three years ago.
So, a few questions:
1) Did you assault your ex? If not, were you adjudicated in a previous court case and found innocent? If so, would that not lend credence to your claims now? Was there any testimony in that case that would support your claim that she is mentally ill?
2) Did you choke your ex three years ago? Were the police called, and did they take a report? Was there any physical evidence of the alleged assault? Is it being charged as a misdemeanor or a felony, as the statutes of limitations may be different?
3) The burden of proof is on her, not you. What evidence does she have? Did you threaten her in writing or in front of witnesses? Did you admit to either assault? If she has no evidence, why are the police charging you? Even if you are charged, if evidence is lacking, it would seem unlikely she could prevail.
4) Have you discussed these situations with an attorney?
I always recommend to people dealing with an ex or potential ex with BPD/CPTSD/anxiety, etc., to consult a therapist and then to put communication in writing/keep a journal as a record of experiences. If legal issues are at stake, talk to a cop and/or attorney. People with these profound mental illnesses can be vindictive and remember events very differently than reality.
Then you go no contact. And no contact means no contact. Do not talk with them, do not text them, do not check up on their social media. Avoid them entirely. Otherwise, any time you backslide, you open the door to their return and all the chaos that comes with it. A therapist can provide more advice on no contact, but you have to decide for yourself if you want to make yourself vulnerable to them.