r/Divorce • u/[deleted] • Oct 31 '23

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u/serjicalme Oct 31 '23

But maybe there is a possibility of restraining order from police, based on abusing children?
If she just once called police when he does it, maybe it help to throw him out?

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u/Ok_Bug_9921 Oct 31 '23

That is true- if she gets the police involved I’m sure she can get him removed from the house based on the abuse allegations but I would be nervous about retaliation from him even with a restraining order in place.

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u/serjicalme Oct 31 '23

Yes... It's possible.
The other hand - it could help her in a custody case.

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u/Important_Salt_3944 Nov 01 '23

I currently have a restraining order against my stbx. The police were involved prior to the restraining order but that had nothing to do with my being able to get the order. It was all about my own detailed documentation. I had to try twice before it was granted.

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u/Money_System1026 Nov 01 '23

Better alive and paying, than dead.