Judge orders 'Psycho Ex Wife' website creator Anthony Morelli to take down blog; Morelli fires back 
 
 NBC Anthony Morelli started the blog Thepsychoexwife.com in 2007 following a bitter child custody battle with ex-wife Allison. 
 
 Take our Poll Bitter exes Do you think Anthony Morelli should be allowed to run his site, Thepsychoexwife.com? Yes, this is America! He should be free to say what he wants. No, this is a terrible idea and sets a bad precedence for his kids. Maybe, if she starts a site Thepsychoexhusband.com. I don't know. 
 
 A Buck County Family Court judge ordered disgruntled dad Anthony Morelli to take down his offensive blog site, Thepsychoexwife.com, earlier this year - and now the Pennsylvania papa is hell-bent on having the last word. 
 
 Morelli took to the Internet to vent his frustrations over an ugly custody battle with ex-wife Allison by creating the website in late 2007, described as "the true account of a marriage, divorce, and subsequent (child) custody fight between a loving man, his teroristic ex-wife who we suspect suffers from Borderline Personality Disorder (at least from our armchair psychologist diagnosis), and the husband's new partner." 
 
 The 42-year-old's blog, which has attracted more than 200,000 followers a month since it first began, chronicles the very personal details of his divorce from Allison - or "PEW" (Psycho Ex Wife), as she is referred to on the site. 
 
 "She's on the precipice of 40 and probably looks all 50-years of it," he writes on the site. "Imagine if you will, Jabba The Hut, with less personality. She spends her time ... drinking her days away bemoaning her victim status, when she isn't stuffing the children with fast food, buying them toys, or pushing them towards the TV or computer." 
 
 Readers of the site responded enthusiastically to the concept, contributing their own "PEW" horror stories. 
 
 "I tried to provide a forum whereby through our collective experiences we could help minimize the conflict in our lives and choose better ways to deal with our high-conflict ex-spouses," Morelli said of his site on a "Today Show" segment. 
 
 At one point, the blogger was literally capitalizing on his rants, selling advertisements to make a profit from the site. 
 
 Judge Diane Gibbons finally called for the shutdown after deeming the site "outright cruelty," especially in light of the couple's two sons, aged 10 and 12. 
 
 "Your children are being hurt because you are bad mouthing the woman they love in public," she said. "Should I put them with the man who is publicly browbeating their mother?" 
 
 Morelli and his wife currently have shared custody of their two children. 
 
 He is now, however, countering the actions with a claim that the order violated his First Amendment rights. 
 
 "It's a clear violation of my civil rights," the frustrated father said in the interview. "While there are certain steps that can be taken to minimize any negative impact on the children, shutting down the website is unacceptable." 
 
 Morelli's attorney, Kevin J. Handy, said in a press release that the judge's order "is a classic example of an overly broad and unenforceable prior restraint on free speech." 
 
 Said his ex in the "Today" interview: "After the kids knew this was something derogatory about me, they asked their father to stop. 
 
 "We simply weren't a good match from the very beginning. The whole entire relationship was pretty volatile." 
 
 jchen@nydailynews.com ||||| A situation occurred on Mother’s Day of 2011 which resulted in PEW putting the children out of her home and giving Mister-M full physical custody of the children pending an emergency hearing or through the end of school. This was a written and acknowledge agreement between the both of them which was enforceable in accordance with their current custody order. 
 
 The issue that resulted in the blowout between the children and their mother centered around PEW’s apparent discovery that S1 had written me a Mother’s Day card. It was very kind, considerate, and loving. It was also completely unsolicited and a total surprise. It essentially thanked me for all that I do for the boys and let me know how much they love me. I believe I made a brief, excited mention of receiving the card from S1 on Twitter on Mother’s Day. Since it’s clear that PEW continues to stalk all of my online activity, and who knows what else, that’s probably how she found out about it and then confronted the children almost from the moment that they got home that evening. 
 
 Apparently, despite Mister-M’s several reminders during the week that Mother’s Day was coming, the children apparently didn’t make PEW a card and it caused a big argument after Mister-M dropped them off. 
 
 Several frantic phone calls from S1 took place that evening and at least one from PEW. These were followed by emails from PEW. 
 
 If there is any doubt as to PEW’s intentions on Mother’s Day, they are put to rest by this email exchange after they came to an agreement verbally on the phone: 
 
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– A dad who created a blog called "The Psycho Ex-Wife" to document his bitter divorce and custody battle is balking at a court order to take down the site or risk losing joint custody of his two sons. Anthony Morelli—whose descriptions of his ex-wife on the blog include "Jabba The Hutt, with less personality"—says the judge's order is a clear violation of his First Amendment rights, reports the New York Daily News. Morelli says the blog has become a forum where people experiencing similar issues can share their experiences. The judge, however, decided that Morelli had gone beyond venting to "outright cruelty" that was likely to have a negative effect on the couple's sons, ages 10 and 12. "This is about children,” she said. “You may say anything that you would like to say. You may publish it. You may put it on a billboard. But you will not have your children, because that is abusive."