What can I do under a Non-Molestation order?
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IanM:
That's the 'funny' thing: if a man cheats he gets vilified, if a woman does this, he still gets vilified!
No, I cannot get her removed from the house as the legal system regards illicit affairs (by women) as a matter of no importance, like some people here. But she can attempt to have me removed from the house for interfering with the affair with a story of violence.
This conversation has totally degenerated into all kinds of accusations, I thought there were people with legal knowledge to advice o my position on the NMO, instead I see a lot of bitter people with an axe to grind because of their failed relationships. I hope I do not become like that if I lose my wife, sincerely. And that is why I am fighting for her.
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Originally posted by freddieD View PostEloise01:
Please, get some therapy! pouring your venom here is not that good a therapy, you need to deal with your problems with an expert
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Originally posted by freddieD View PostEloise01:
Please, get some therapy! pouring your venom here is not that good a therapy, you need to deal with your problems with an expert
The only thing I have yet to understand is whether you are suffering from sorrow at losing the love of your life, or whether you are suffering from macho issues because she fancies another man instead of you.
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Originally posted by PlanB View PostI don't know enough about the grounds for getting a Non-Molestation order but you have to convince the court it's necessary don't you?
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Originally posted by Inca View PostFrom my own experiences,and I have been married twice,,the lie,once told,sows the seed of doubt that will never ever go away.My sons Dad (hubby 1) tried every which way but wednesday to be faithful to me after his affair (which I ended up getting the blame for ),,but the trust had gone and I wasn't ever going to be able to believe a word he said.
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Originally posted by freddieD View PostHe divorced before he even got to having kids, does that not say anything to my wife?- That he is desperate to breed before his balls dry up like wizened peas, or
- That he has such compassion for the world that he thought it better not to breed.
Or it could just be that big-headed babies are common in his family line, so he decided to divorce before his wife lost the main attribute for which he married her. msl:
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Originally posted by freddieD View Postmy wife recently got a Non-Molestation order against me
Forgive me, but years ago molestation was somebody put their hand up your skirt.
Really - between husband and wife, this would be totally absurd!!
Frottage, frumbling, weedling about, improper handling.
Really!!!Last edited by christianpassy; 23rd February 2013, 02:12:AM.
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Can I ask, and Miss FM asked it in a different way in Post 7, why the application for a NMO was successful?
I read the following about NMO's. It's from a government website, so I assume it is accurate:
You don't have to have actually experienced violence in order to apply for a non-molestation order. You can also apply if your (ex) partner has been harassing or intimidating you. However non-molestation orders can sometimes be harder to get without actual violence as the courts will often want some kind of evidence that your abuser has been abusive towards you.
Some clients apply for non-molestation orders against current as well as former partners. If you are still in a relationship with your abuser you need to decide whether or not this is likely to help the situation and improve their behaviour towards you. You know them best and if you think that this is likely to inflame the abusive behaviour, then this may not be your best option.
(taken from http://www.lbbd.gov.uk/CommunityPeop...aloptions.aspx )
What I am asking myself here, is why would a court award a NMO without any grounds being proven by your wife for granting one?
Can you help us with the answer to that please?
I've read the three pages of this twice before posting. Whether I agree with things or not is irrelevant, we're not here to judge, but we do need to understand before we can help, if we can help.
The question I've posed is one which keeps coming back to me, so if you can provide an answer it would be good.
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Originally posted by labman View Postwhy would a court award a NMO without any grounds being proven by your wife for granting one?
Don't answer a question with a question, labs. Nothing gets answered.
Now, an answer: "please" and "excuse me" and "forgive me for the things I do, I'm just not right sometimes" and "bless you". That would send boyfriend running.
:ballchain: <= restraining order: irrelevant.
:couch2:Last edited by christianpassy; 23rd February 2013, 03:08:AM.
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Originally posted by christianpassy View PostLabs, the good question: "what things I can say to her that she will not use as an excuse to report me for threatening her"
Don't answer a question with a question, labs. Nothing gets answered.
Now, an answer: "please" and "excuse me" and "forgive me for the things I do, I'm just not right sometimes" and "bless you". That would send boyfriend running.
:ballchain: <= restraining order: irrelevant.
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I didn't say much about 2nd hubby because it didn't seem as though the thread would get that far,,but it has..
He was a vicious,violent bully,,it started with hearts and flowers and 'I love you',,it ended with a broken jaw,concussion,and a lifetime restraining order (my injuries,his restraining order)He treated MY son like a prince,and his own kids like vermin,he only got custody of them by threats towards his ex (sound familiar?),he maintained he was 'teaching his kids the right way to behave' by ruling the house with a rod of iron,by being loud,dictatorial,his way was the only way (still sounding familiar?)You say you work from home,,so you are there 24/7..always there..in the background,,watching..waiting....stifling the family......I bet you say things to your wife in front of the kids,,nasty vicious little snippets..I bet your kids see her cry.
And referring to her manfriend as a Lothario? Oh Purlease,,this is England 2013,,not Ancient Rome.
Trust me,,you are going the wrong way in all this,,you should be going out of your way to be whiter than snow,,playing by the rules,and earning RESPECT by showing respect.
Oh,,and my story ended with me fracturing his cheekbone and rupturing his eardrum then me spending 6 weeks in Intensive Care because he got up and half killed me,but it was worth it cos I got custody of all the kids ,and the house,and the whole damn shooting match.He was left with nothing by the time I and my family had finished,,make sure you don't too,cos you're heading that way.
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