Ex threatening to withdraw permission for son to go to NZ unless money is paid.
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Ex threatening to withdraw permission for son to go to NZ unless money is paid.
Drink!!! Never rains but it pours. Now we have the Visa, the job and the buyer for the house...the ex sends a letter stating that unless I give him £6000 within the next 17 days he will take away his permission for my 14 year old son to go to NZ with the rest of us.
Extortion?
Extortion?
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Re: "Weta your Whistle'-the all new Kiwi bar
Drink!!! Never rains but it pours. Now we have the Visa, the job and the buyer for the house...the ex sends a letter stating that unless I give him £6000 within the next 17 days he will take away his permission for my 14 year old son to go to NZ with the rest of us.
Extortion?
Extortion?
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Re: "Weta your Whistle'-the all new Kiwi bar
Do you think Police would take it seriously?
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Re: "Weta your Whistle'-the all new Kiwi bar
They should as it is blackmail, but getting a solicitor to send him a letter might also work. If you have the written permission then there is little he can do, and if you have any proof of his asking for the money and why, then keep it safe, if it's an e mail, get it printed out.
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Re: "Weta your Whistle'-the all new Kiwi bar
They should as it is blackmail, but getting a solicitor to send him a letter might also work. If you have the written permission then there is little he can do, and if you have any proof of his asking for the money and why, then keep it safe, if it's an e mail, get it printed out.
Thank you guys for listening, drinky poos for you
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Re: "Weta your Whistle'-the all new Kiwi bar
was the letter from the Solicitor or just from him?
DO NOT give him any money, who's to say that's where it will stop. Speak to your Solicitor and it would do no harm to speak to someone at your local cop shop.
DO NOT give him any money, who's to say that's where it will stop. Speak to your Solicitor and it would do no harm to speak to someone at your local cop shop.
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Re: "Weta your Whistle'-the all new Kiwi bar
I'm going to the CAB tomorrow, see if they can help.
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Re: Ex threatening to withdraw permission for son to go to NZ unless money is paid.
Hi Fi.
Strange. I just bunged in a post to see if there was any update on your move over yet.
Really sorry to read that the ex is still being a complete a@se and then some.
As you can see I've moved the posts from the bar into a place of their own. The more support around you , the better.
Strange. I just bunged in a post to see if there was any update on your move over yet.
Really sorry to read that the ex is still being a complete a@se and then some.
As you can see I've moved the posts from the bar into a place of their own. The more support around you , the better.
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Re: Ex threatening to withdraw permission for son to go to NZ unless money is paid.
What grounds is he using to withdraw permission? Surely since it's all been done legally he can't just change his mind!
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Re: "Weta your Whistle'-the all new Kiwi bar
I'm afraid police will not be able to do anything as its a civil matter
I'm not a lawyer but in my experience anything that is agreed via solicitors is very hard to get out of. I would suggest that unless he can prove that things have changed since he signed, like he's found out your a drug dealing child abuser (joke) then he won't be able to get out of it and it will be legally binding
back to your solicitors 9 am tomorrow I'm afraid
You know where I am if you want to chat
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Re: "Weta your Whistle'-the all new Kiwi bar
Not sure CAB will be able to help, your solicitor will send him a letter via his solicitor, then his solicitor should tell him to wind his neck in and he doesn't have a leg to stand on
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Re: Ex threatening to withdraw permission for son to go to NZ unless money is paid.
Theft Act of 1968, blackmail and extortion are illegal. Your lawyer is going to have a field day.
HTH.
HTH.
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Re: Ex threatening to withdraw permission for son to go to NZ unless money is paid.
OMG . What a complete barsteward! As others have said, back to the solicitors tomorrow & get it sorted that way. He hasn't a leg to stand on.
Just feel so sorry for the extra stress he's causing you. Sending cyber hugs & love Fi xxx
Just feel so sorry for the extra stress he's causing you. Sending cyber hugs & love Fi xxx