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NobleGuy

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7,133 posts

244 months

Monday 26th October 2009
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Considering the good advice that I got previously (thank you all) I'm going to try again on a slightly different issue.

The ex has got it into her head that I'm going to run off with the kids to the Middle East (I joked about it once when I was drunk after she mentioned it first rolleyes), so is now laying down a rule that she has to have their passports before she will let me have access.

I'm digging my heels in and so is she, but I'm wondering if I'm losing sight of who is really losing out by continuing the disagreement. All I have to do is give her the bloody documents (that I have no intention of using anyway) and my kiddies can stop thinking I don't love them any more...

But then we have a signed agreement regarding access with no mention of requiring documents. She always was a paranoid f***...

Mc lovin

5,588 posts

250 months

Monday 26th October 2009
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Get copies and take them anyway thumbup

Los Palmas 7

29,908 posts

259 months

Monday 26th October 2009
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Pander to her paranoid delusions and give her the passports. Anything for a quiet life and all that.

Why the Middle East, by the way?

Fleegle

16,710 posts

205 months

Monday 26th October 2009
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If you have no plans to take them abroad, then just give her the documents. It will shut her up. I'm sure you could do without the hassle.

I had a similar thing happen when I divorced. The scorned women tend to think they are being clever.

Your turn will come.

OnTheOverrun

3,965 posts

206 months

Monday 26th October 2009
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Report passports lost and order new ones. Give her old ones. Then go on holiday to Middle East with kids but without telling her. Then bring them back just to wind her up. hehe

NDA

25,615 posts

254 months

Monday 26th October 2009
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Perhaps she wants to take them abroad?

st_files

5,443 posts

210 months

Monday 26th October 2009
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This is the thin end of the wedge. If you agree to this her demands will just escalate...before you know it you'll only be allowed to see them barefoot and on a 100yard chain from her property. Obviously this is easy for me to say from here but you need to put your foot down, stick to the custody agreement and if she refuses to let you see them then speak to the lawyers about what happens next, its the expensive way to do this but ultimately it will be the sensible way.

PS Obviously try and have a rational chat to sort this out first before getting the lawyers/old bill involved.

Edited by st_files on Monday 26th October 11:33

Puggit

49,794 posts

277 months

Monday 26th October 2009
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This will totally fcensoredk her mind - if there are 2 kids, have one passport each wink

NobleGuy

Original Poster:

7,133 posts

244 months

Monday 26th October 2009
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Los Palmas 7 said:
Why the Middle East, by the way?
It's very very rare for the father to lose a custody battle there.

NDA said:
Perhaps she wants to take them abroad?
Hmmm. I don't think it's likely but I wondered that.
If it was a holiday she'd just tell me.

st_files said:
This is the thin end of the wedge. If you agree to this her demands will just escalate...
Yes. That's my main issue with just giving in to her...

Justayellowbadge

37,057 posts

271 months

Monday 26th October 2009
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OnTheOverrun said:
Report passports lost and order new ones. Give her old ones. Then go on holiday to Middle East with kids but without telling her. Then bring them back just to wind her up. hehe
I know you are joking, but this would be an action of outstanding stupidity.


Fleegle

16,710 posts

205 months

Monday 26th October 2009
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NobleGuy said:
st_files said:
This is the thin end of the wedge. If you agree to this her demands will just escalate...
Yes. That's my main issue with just giving in to her...
If you don't, it will just continue. I bet she isn't financing any of the legal costs, is she? If she isn't, she can just hold her ground, be stubborn and watch your wallet empty with a little help from a lawyer

NobleGuy

Original Poster:

7,133 posts

244 months

Monday 26th October 2009
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Justayellowbadge said:
OnTheOverrun said:
Report passports lost and order new ones. Give her old ones. Then go on holiday to Middle East with kids but without telling her. Then bring them back just to wind her up. hehe
I know you are joking, but this would be an action of outstanding stupidity.
hehe
Made me chuckle though...

I'm ashamed to admit I did think about when I have them next to turn up half an hour late in the morning just to s*** her up a bit. I wouldn't really but...

Justayellowbadge

37,057 posts

271 months

Monday 26th October 2009
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NobleGuy said:
Justayellowbadge said:
OnTheOverrun said:
Report passports lost and order new ones. Give her old ones. Then go on holiday to Middle East with kids but without telling her. Then bring them back just to wind her up. hehe
I know you are joking, but this would be an action of outstanding stupidity.
hehe
Made me chuckle though...

I'm ashamed to admit I did think about when I have them next to turn up half an hour late in the morning just to s*** her up a bit. I wouldn't really but...
Trust me on this.

When it comes to contact, be whiter than white. Be so white you can look down on Nick Griffin.

Really.

Anything, however tiny, that you do can and will be used against you in a court of law.

Cara van man

29,977 posts

280 months

Monday 26th October 2009
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Justayellowbadge said:
NobleGuy said:
Justayellowbadge said:
OnTheOverrun said:
Report passports lost and order new ones. Give her old ones. Then go on holiday to Middle East with kids but without telling her. Then bring them back just to wind her up. hehe
I know you are joking, but this would be an action of outstanding stupidity.
hehe
Made me chuckle though...

I'm ashamed to admit I did think about when I have them next to turn up half an hour late in the morning just to s*** her up a bit. I wouldn't really but...
Trust me on this.

When it comes to contact, be whiter than white. Be so white you can look down on Nick Griffin.

Really.

Anything, however tiny, that you do can and will be used against you in a court of law.
Those pictures of you sucking off Mandelson didn't go down well at the custody court I take it?

NiceCupOfTea

25,586 posts

280 months

Monday 26th October 2009
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Puggit said:
This will totally fcensoredk her mind - if there are 2 kids, have one passport each wink
I like this thumbup

rhinochopig

17,932 posts

227 months

Monday 26th October 2009
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Why not lodge the passports with an independent if you're both worried about the other running off with the kids.

NobleGuy

Original Poster:

7,133 posts

244 months

Monday 26th October 2009
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NiceCupOfTea said:
Puggit said:
This will totally fcensoredk her mind - if there are 2 kids, have one passport each wink
I like this thumbup
hehe

She already thinks I have a favourite...
(I don't...)

NobleGuy

Original Poster:

7,133 posts

244 months

Monday 26th October 2009
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rhinochopig said:
Why not lodge the passports with an independent if you're both worried about the other running off with the kids.
It's a good idea. Problem is we don't really have any independent person that both of us would trust completely TBH.

I'm just being bloody minded, I know I am, but if I play this game what others will I be forced to play in the future?

rhinochopig

17,932 posts

227 months

Monday 26th October 2009
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NobleGuy said:
rhinochopig said:
Why not lodge the passports with an independent if you're both worried about the other running off with the kids.
It's a good idea. Problem is we don't really have any independent person that both of us would trust completely TBH.

I'm just being bloody minded, I know I am, but if I play this game what others will I be forced to play in the future?
Bank deposit box, with dual signature needed or solicitor with same arrangement? Granted a little extreme but problem solved.

BoRED S2upid

21,047 posts

269 months

Monday 26th October 2009
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rhinochopig said:
NobleGuy said:
rhinochopig said:
Why not lodge the passports with an independent if you're both worried about the other running off with the kids.
It's a good idea. Problem is we don't really have any independent person that both of us would trust completely TBH.

I'm just being bloody minded, I know I am, but if I play this game what others will I be forced to play in the future?
Bank deposit box, with dual signature needed or solicitor with same arrangement? Granted a little extreme but problem solved.
Good grief does it really get to this stage.

You have to wonder what the OP did to cause this much grief.