must pay your former husband £15,000 should you cohabit. you dont stop sailing when you get old you get old when you stop sailing retro poster As you are cohabiting, your former husband is entitled to enforce the order and insist on receiving the sum due to him.

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should be able to resolve without going to courts because to do so would be costly and also increase the conflict between you and the mother. you dont stop sailing when you get old you get old when you stop sailing retro poster If your husband wishes to have the children live with him in Southern Ireland, the correct procedure would be for him to make an application to a Court for a Residence Order and leave to remove the children from the jurisdiction. The Court would only grant such an application if they believed it was in the children’s best interests. There would be a full hearing and both you, your husband and the children, depending on their ages, would be given the opportunity to give their views either through a

CAFCASS officer preparing your report or by giving evidence at a hearing. The most practical step would be for the Irish Passports to be held by the person you both trust. Your ex is not allowed to remove the children from the jurisdiction without your agreement or a Court Order. If he took them to Southern Ireland without your agreement, then he would be ordered to return the children to this country and that order would be enforced in Southern Ireland. Public funding is being withdrawn on the 31st March for these types of cases therefore if you need to refer this to court, you need to see a solicitor urgently. Whilst I understand your current circumstances were not envisaged when the order was made, the court will not overturn the order due to that; my advice, based upon what you have told me, is that you do need to make arrangements to pay the sum due. The order states that you