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Trial separation....

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Fruitbatlings · 20/02/2010 08:09

Not sure whether this should be in Relationships or here
I was just wondering what you do if you want a trial separation from your husband but he won't leave?
I can't leave as I work from home as a childminder plus there's no way I'm leaving my 4 yr old and 11 month old!
Would I need to get a solicitor involved? How do I go about finding one?

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Fruitbatlings · 20/02/2010 08:31

Shameful bump as I need to be armed with info when I tell him once he wakes up....

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Fruitbatlings · 20/02/2010 08:44

Will try again in Relationships

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MrsSantosloves2010 · 20/02/2010 08:57

CAB told me there was nothing I could do to get X to leave the house I paid for unless he was violent (which he wasn't). Will he consider mediation? (Designed to help you split up amicably not to get you back together).

Sassa · 21/02/2010 15:53

Hi there Fruitbatlings!

Yes I'm afraid that unless he agrees to leave, the only way to 'order' him out is by way of a court order unless he breaches the peace in which case the police should remove him.

Best regards

Harjit Sarang

Fruitbatlings · 21/02/2010 21:25

Bugger
thanks for your responses by the way!
I asked him to leave today......he's still here

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Sassa · 22/02/2010 12:07

Boo hoo, do you think he is more likely to respond is a third party invites him to leave. i.e. something a little more official? If so, try a solicitors letter inviting him to leave. It need not be acrimonious.

Best regards

Harjit Sarang

Fruitbatlings · 22/02/2010 13:34

I just tried to call Relate (at least I can say i've tried!) but no evening or weekend appointments until the middle of April!
I just didn't want to have to get a solicitor involved. I wouldn't know where to start, do I just call a local solicitor? Seems like a really dumb question!

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