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23 Jun 09 #125833
by confused partner
Topic started by confused partner
hello everyone im new to this site and im hoping that some one can help me.i have just moved in with my partner who is divorcing his wife.she left the marital home 5 years ago and set up home with a new man in this time things have been friendly between them but she has since found out that he and i are having a relationship and has turned quite nasty,she has verblly abused me a number of times and has now started turning up at our home and started helping herself to stuff.my partner has started divorce proceedings and had letter drawn up stating that she is not allowed at our home but now is telling me she can come and go as she see's fit.surely this is not right as the letter say's she cant,could anyone please help 
25 Jun 09 #126542
by D L
Reply from D L
Hello there, Welcome to Wiki 
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Sadly it is often the case that things start going wrong when there is a new partner on the scene. In terms of her access to the home, if it is matrimonial property she does have rights of access, but similarly so, he has a right to privacy... seems he needs another trip to his lawyer, sorry.
Amanda
.Sadly it is often the case that things start going wrong when there is a new partner on the scene
. In terms of her access to the home, if it is matrimonial property she does have rights of access, but similarly so, he has a right to privacy... seems he needs another trip to his lawyer, sorry.Amanda
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