Well, just received an email from the opposing party on my refusal to speak to him on the phone.
I quote, "Hanging up on me immediately upon hearing my voice and then refusing to pick up the phone when I called back does nothing whatsoever to address the issue and speaks to the larger issues of malicious behavior on your part."
I have insisted that all communication be restricted in writing to email. This is not an emergency and there is no need for him to speak to me in person. Telephone conversations are not civil in nature and end up with him yelling and threatening all sorts of stuff. I have been getting better at "encouraging" him to communicate via email, but obviously the message is not getting through.
So, how would you word a response to the above?
I quote, "Hanging up on me immediately upon hearing my voice and then refusing to pick up the phone when I called back does nothing whatsoever to address the issue and speaks to the larger issues of malicious behavior on your part."
I have insisted that all communication be restricted in writing to email. This is not an emergency and there is no need for him to speak to me in person. Telephone conversations are not civil in nature and end up with him yelling and threatening all sorts of stuff. I have been getting better at "encouraging" him to communicate via email, but obviously the message is not getting through.
So, how would you word a response to the above?
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