I’ve stopped my kids seeing their paternal gps. When I split up with their father they went completely bonkers and accused me a number of times of assault to social services, the police and people I know. They followed me to school drop off while being verbally abusive to me in front of the kids and that resulted in me being interviewed by police over another false allegation of assault. Their son died and he left the children out of the will. Obviously a way to take any control of the money away from me. Money put in trust but wouldn’t tell me anything about it. His father told me that they only way we were going to get the money left over from the estate was that we would have to ask them for it every time and they would then take them out to buy it for them. I cut off all contact and other than receiving a very small pension from their father’s company (less than £50 combined) they didn’t get anything else.
I also had two court orders against them. One against their son; the other against his mother (paternal gp)
Now they have sent a Solicitors letter saying they want to see the children.
My question is that can they actually take me to court and win? Apart from the fact I don’t have the money to go to court; would a court actually force me to do this considering the past history?