Both myself and my stbxh have an undertaking in place: not to threaten each other, the children or damage joint or sole property or get anyone else to do so :(in brief)
On Saturday we had exchanged emails whereby I advised I was not happy for the children to be collected at 7.30 on a Sunday morning and that the normal time had been 10 for many months, it was changed at the beginning of the month as a one off and I've let him do it twice more, however the weekend passed I put my foot down and emailed to let him know this, I have also voiced this. He emailed saying if he was prevented from access to his home (we jointly own it but he's not living there) he would call the police, let both solicitors know and the school and social services.
Sunday morning, my keys are in the lock as that is where I leave them so I know where they are as I'm not expecting him to come by and simply walk into the house so he thudded on the door, this shook the whole house and my neighbours said they also felt it. He thudded so hard the letterbox flap of a double glazed door fell off and is now broken.
Does this warrant me going back to court because he has breached the undertaking?
any advice please?
thanks.
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bella1968 · 03/11/2014 11:15
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