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[quote=Anonymous][quote=Anonymous][quote=Anonymous][quote=Anonymous][quote=Anonymous][quote=Anonymous][quote=Anonymous][quote=Anonymous][quote=Anonymous][quote=Anonymous]For starters, stop referring to him as "dear husband." He's an ass. Nothing dear about him.[/quote]

Pretty obvious here the one who left is the one in the wrong. Getting kicked out in the first place, barging in and taking things, spying on ring. The ass is apparent. [/quote]

Wow, you sound crazy. I don’t see any of that in OP’s story. Methinks you are projecting some issues. [/quote]

Agreed. I was mainly calling him an ass because he sent his children packing with her. Only an ass would see it fit to have his children living out of someone's basement during a pandemic. Even if she cheated, why make the kids suffer?[/quote]

DP.  First, we don’t know the kids are also his.

Second, if they are, we don’t know that they aren’t splitting their time between mom and dad.[/quote]
DP. Why would they be doing dropoffs if they weren’t his kids?

The mature thing to do would be for the kids to stay in the house and for the parents to switch off. [/quote]

I wouldn’t want a vindictive ex like OP having access to my personal belongings on her days in the house.  For all we know, she might destroy all of his stuff.[/quote]

There’s no indication that she’s vindictive. You’re reading a lot into this.[/quote]

She wants him punished legally for changing the locks even though she admits it has no practical effect on her.  That's vindictive.[/quote]

It’s still her house. She’s on the deed. She’s entitled to access. This affects her.[/quote]

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