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AIBU?

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To think he's up to something?

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helphelphelpfuck · 03/05/2016 09:34

Split from violent ex a year ago. He has had no contact with DD since and no interest in seeing her since he was arrested for threatening us both.

Just had a phone call from my doctors giving me the heads up that he has requested a copy of her medical records. Why would he do this? What is he up to? I update him every 3 months on how she is doing. Also would've cost him 50 quid apparently to do this.

AIBU to think he's up to something and fear the worst?

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ImperialBlether · 03/05/2016 12:39

Ugh, he sounds a real catch. Imagine having sex with someone else when your baby is due any day. And then putting the baby at risk - I wouldn't be able to forgive myself if I were him.

helphelphelpfuck · 03/05/2016 12:44

He's never even apologised for it. He's just rank.

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Cuitlacoya · 03/05/2016 12:55

You say that you changed your DD's name by deed poll.

Just to clarify, did you have the father's consent to do this?

helphelphelpfuck · 03/05/2016 15:26

No, they said due to the domestic violence I didn't need it.

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Cuitlacoya · 03/05/2016 16:11

Does he' still have PR? If so, did you do it with a Specific Issue Order?

The reason I ask, is because firstly, it came up in quite a short thread, so I took it to have significance, and secondly when I ever suspect that somebody is out to have a go at me, I look for my own weaknesses before anything else.

Because weaknesses, or perceived weaknesses at any rate, are what bullies always target.

helphelphelpfuck · 03/05/2016 16:20

Yes he still had PR. I just phoned them to ask if I needed his permission and they said no due to the domestic violence that I didn't need to contact him. I just mentioned it up thread as someone mentioned getting a passport which I will try do to in her new name.

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Gide · 03/05/2016 17:43

Please see your solicitor. You're getting conflicting advice, but you need to clarify things and ensure he can't just waltz back in. Get an injunction if necessary.

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