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07 Sep 12 #354497 by KazzyG69
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My husband and I have split up, because he refuses to move out we have to continue to live in the same house 3 days a week. He pays nothing into the house, mortgage or otherwise. We have 2 children together who are under supervision by social services due to his abuse. Consequently, the boys and I have to move out while he is here for our safety. There is an occupancy order under 33 to 38 of the family act upon him. I have not allowed him in the property today as my children and I have been through enough. The police was called but they have said that I have breached this order. Is this correct?

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