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Husband’s adult child not speaking to me after DVPO

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Nutri1
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06 Dec 24 #524680 by Nutri1

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Hello, I'm wondering if anyone can offer advice. My husband was served with a DVPO excluding him from our home for 28 days. Now his son who is 21 years old and lives with us is not speaking to me. The home is jointly owned by myself and my husband. My 17 year old daughter also lives with us. I am now having to face another form of abuse with a terrible atmosphere in the house. I haven't spoken to him yet as he is a terrible communicator. I will leave it a couple of days to see what happens and then I will do so in due course. I really don't want to add fuel to the fire but don't feel I deserve this, therefore what are my rights legally? This is also my home and I want to feel emotionally safe as well as physically.

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07 Dec 24 #524686 by WYSPECIAL

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If his behaviour isn’t acceptable ask him to leave and find somewhere else to live.
He has no automatic right to live there.

Nutri1
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07 Dec 24 #524688 by Nutri1

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Thank you for your reply. As the home is jointly owned, I thought that if my husband contests, he is allowed to stay in the property.

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