HPV- can you use it as a threat?

Question

In the past, I have heard many individuals say that upon contracting an STD, they have sought out legal advice to gain some sort of retribution. About a year ago, my boyfriend and I broke up and when we got back together, the woman that he was sleeping with informed us that she had HPV. As a result we did not pursue our relationship until later on (after we went to the doctor), once we were cleared she notified us that she was pregnant, keeping the child and after her 5 month informed us that the HPV was an error on her doctor's behalf.
She now has a child and is a real thorn in both of our backside and I want to sue her for harassment especially after using an STD to cling on. What do you guys think?

When she brought the news about having HPV, he felt there was no way he could have a relationship with anybody and told her that he was stuck with her now. After she learned that we had gone to the doctor, she then decided to have the baby and the HPV was just a mistake.

Answer 1

I don't see how an STD enables her to "cling on." I would be concerned whether or nor your boyfriend is the child's father. Child support may be right around the corner if he's the father. You can always get a restraining order if you can prove harassment.