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peppa pig
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13 Jan 12 #306271 by peppa pig

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Just a quickie, my ex hasnt had contact with our kids since approx september last year, he chose to have no contact as he lost his driving licence (despite living just over a mile away), hes also been arrested for a "sexual crime" and i was advised no contact by the police. Anyway despite everything i thought christmas would be a time he would at least push a card through for the kids. Nothing appeared, yesterday my eldest saw her aunt (dads sister) who said dad had just left some xmas cards for the girls but they had no money or anything in them as he said he had been "advised not to give the kids anything". The police say they hadnt told him that we know about the crime he comitted so its not them. Would anyone "legal" advise him of that or is he talking rubbish? any ideas? Helen

Fiona
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13 Jan 12 #306274 by Fiona

Reply from Fiona

No point in speculating. He could have been advised by no end of people and/or his hearing could be selective. I would just leave the ball in his court.

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