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FreeMo - Part 3

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AngryMo · 29/03/2016 13:54

New Fred Grin

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PrimalLass · 31/03/2016 10:47

It's true Mo. My mum got a SHL and has managed to do really well out of her divorce. Someone she trusted to be on her side.

kittybiscuits · 31/03/2016 11:01

Fab update Mo

TheSilveryPussycat · 31/03/2016 11:17

Brilliant news!

Barmaid101 · 31/03/2016 11:18

Fantastic news!

Akire · 31/03/2016 11:23

That's great so pleased !

AyeAmarok · 31/03/2016 11:33

Hurrah!

Grumpyoldblonde · 31/03/2016 11:52

Hurrah for the SHL Smile

AngryMo · 31/03/2016 12:04

Gutted I missed boob written doughnuts! I don't even have the option of doughnuts! Akire, how did you do it???!!!

Anyway BOY things are kicking off here. I have another big update to come.
O wish I could just copy and paste our correspondence word for word, would be so much easier...

Anyway I HAVE SHIT HIM RIGHT UP

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AngryMo · 31/03/2016 12:05

To use the technical language Grin

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RattusRattus · 31/03/2016 12:07

Liking the technical language Angry!

Loubilou09 · 31/03/2016 12:24

Whoo Hoo well done Mo!!!!!

I am gutted as just taking off for a 10 hour flight so going to have to wait for update!!

Thinking of you and willing you on x

rumbleinthrjungle · 31/03/2016 12:33

GREAT about the lawyer! Grin She sounds perfect for the job!

donners312 · 31/03/2016 12:50

Thats great - I bet you won't end up in a 2 bed flat like I have.

You will probably get the house plus maintenance and all be fine with no twat to deal with. (well eventually)

and even if you do you won't care and neither will the kids and i am saying that from experience!

Akire · 31/03/2016 13:24

What can I say my bosom has a mind of its own lol. Great to hear you back in fighting spirit Mo ShIT HIM UP indeed!!!

RandomMess · 31/03/2016 13:29

I'm all for you just copying and pasting and just deleting anything too identifiable Grin

Akire · 31/03/2016 13:31

Yes we can do blank translations

Haribogirl · 31/03/2016 13:36

Absolutely fab news, made my day Mo

Get everything your due and more for you and your DC. You bloody deserve it.
Let it shit him up😀😀 no more than he deserves.

AngryMo · 31/03/2016 13:52

OK, soooo, fantastic solicitor told me this and gave me the following advice:

Since I've made up my mind, the decision is made, the relationship has irretrievably broken down, things are a lot easier. Agreed. (Bear in mind when I saw last solicitor I hadn't even told P but a lot has changed since then).

So that means:

Step 1 - contact CMS right away. Find out how much the payments would be (I already know this but was too scared to act, unsure when to do it etc.) and first try the amicable route, as always - this is the amount you have to pay now that we are separated. If it's arranged via the agency, they take a fee which would cost X but hopefully we can arrange is amicably between ourselves.

Step 1 is what has shit him up.

Ten minutes later, instead of replying directly to my email, he sent a new one, including the following points:
He's worried about my state of mind (yep, must be who has the problem)
Apparently I agreed to the budget (I was too intimated at first to demand any more initially but after he left, I emailed to tell him many times and in clear terms that it is NOT enough
He was going to take me to a flash location for my birthday this year (its a big one, no guessing please Blush)
He looks forward to talking about it when he's back
And signed off with "lots of love" - yes, WTF x 1000.

So I replied several minutes later, please note lovely amazing MNers that I did NOT come on here asking for advice how to respond because I KNEW exactly how instinctively and that is only because of the repeated advice and help from you guys over the past few weeks.

I told him the following:

My mental health is perfect, thank you very much and do no insinuate that there is a problem because there is not
I don't want to go on holiday with you again as we are separated
I never agreed to live this way
But more to the point: are you paying the child maintenance or not?

OK, I a, not fully trained up yet so ahem, need some more advice!!!

Literally a few mins after I started typing this very post, he has replied.

He is still denying that we are separated by saying "we are not separated" and that I have just returned ahead of him and he's happy to "explain this concept further to me when he's home". Really looking forward to seeing him blah blah blah kisses and shit at the end.

I don't have any choice but go straight to the CMS, do I (or in my case another organisation that enforces it if they live abroad - I have checked BTW and his country is covered THANK FUCK)?

Interesting when I was given this advice from a WA woman I spoke to, way before I had decided

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AngryMo · 31/03/2016 13:53

Whoops, sorry about the last bit, was going to add something else but just ignore for now, not relevant

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RandomMess · 31/03/2016 14:00

Part of my wants to laugh hysterically, part of my is Shock and part of me thinks WTF

Then another part is saying he really does believe he is god and you will do as he wants...

lamiashiro · 31/03/2016 14:02

Sorry, but this bit made me properly laugh:

he's happy to "explain this concept further to me when he's home"

What a helpful soul he is.

Akire · 31/03/2016 14:06

Wow mo that's great- makes sense about child maintence too. Personally I would go via them as can't see him actually paying the full amount or paying it when he should for the next what 15y? Even if he decides to humour you for a start he's soon going to get fed up. He dosnt have yours or childrens interests at heart. He's likely claim poverty/drastic pay cut to so best you look all offical and mean business from the start.

He is deluded that you have not broken up, how many times have you now stated we are not together we have split up. Just not accepting it at all. Even if you were married you can split up if one person decides you don't need him to agree. As for big holiday well arnt you lucky what a treat lol. He dosnt get its not just about money it's the way it is used. You would be happy if you lived on min wage as long as both had say and fair access and you loved him.

We all knew he was going to question your mental health- that's a given. He's probable going to accuse you of having an affair or someone who's "turned you against him" oh and he probable will say he fight you for custody. All laughable.

Can't believe how well you have done in last few weeks. For benefit ball rolling - told mr tosspot and now starting maintence. It's fantastic.

PreemptiveSalvageEngineer · 31/03/2016 14:06

Oooh hoo! >chortle< This is adorable! What a delusional sick fuck he is.

Nothing to add to that, apart from YOU ROCK!

AlbusPercival · 31/03/2016 14:08

Bloody hell Mo, you are doing so well dealing with him, cheering you on here

AngryMo · 31/03/2016 14:08

I've just written the hardest email I have ever had to write.
I replied to say in black and white, I don't love him, I don't want him and I don't want to live with him. A couple becomes separated when one of the party decided that they are and he doesn't make decisions for me.
I have given him last chance to pay or I go to CMS.

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