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My husband has a non molestation and occupational order against him which his ex took out based on lies but thats another story. He has been arrested more times then he's had hot dinners because she just makes story's up that he's broken the order by a possible sighting of his car where he isnt allowed etc but because of the orders he has to be arrested and in court within 24 hours. However here is my question. She has moved out of the property which the orders are attached to and is now living 400 miles away. We are still paying the rent on this property and it has been adapted to him for his disability. We have applied to have the order varied and we are in court tomorrow to try and get his home back. However surely it she is no longer at this address the order should be moved to her new property? Or the order shouldn't stand. Anyone been in the same situation as even the court don't know where this stands as she is no longer at this address. Any help muchly appreciated as Im struggling to pay two rents which I have been
I've no experience of this, but I presume the whole point of the order is to allow her to go about her daily life without disturbance, and since that's now 400 miles away, I can't see it would be enforced on the property.
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