Hi Sonning-
Ive read through this thread, and I feel sorry for all of you.
However, one thing that strikes me throughout it- and I hope you will forgive my objective opinion- is that you very much want to control this situation.
You said you had created spreadsheets to show how finances would be after split.Does she have a say in this?
You had spoken with your son about arrangements before your wife.I expect she feels somehow betrayed about that now.
You dont want to discuss anything with her, but you object to her family not replying to your calls.
You want her to disappear to her parents, and/or move out of the home.
You are upset when your plans dont work.
Dear Sonning, this is hard for EVERYONE. It seems that, as usual, all parties concerned are fighting for their bit of control, which is standard reaction in these situations.
The primary concern must be for your sons. And that means this should be dealt with in a dignified way, for their sakes.
Your ex must be desperately confused and panic stricken now, as , on top of the emotional trauma, you point out that she does not have an independent income. May I ask how she was able to cancel YOUR card?
You will have to communicate with her, especially because your sons are involved. It is possible to stand your ground about splitting up whilst committing to do so in the way best for everyone.
You wanted to leave- perhaps it should be you, for the time being, who stays with family or friends. Could you suggest
mediation or Relate at this preliminary stage? Relate help people going through a split as well as those wanting to repair, in my experience. As far as finances are concerned, if you cannot both agree, it will ultimately be decided in court- a long and expensive process.