I posted before about this but feel I need more advice. It states that
conduct of both parties will be taken into consideration in rare cases
depending on what is conduct.
My issues are:
1. ex
physically abused both our children (yes this is in the past) but he is
stating in a court doc now that I falsely accused him of above. I did not
accuse him it was the children and our relate counsellor. Social services
where involved and he even admitted it. But nothing was ever done by
SServices!
2. He is lying about our finances stating I took his
car and (he had to buy another for himself, brand new ). Two cars were
bought at seperate times for our use!
3. He has told the court
I ejected him from the house and threatened a non molestation order. I
offered to leave first but he went eventually of own accord I made no
threats.
4.Giving false amounts regarding payments of various
things eg mortagage payments saying paid more etc
5. Has
failed to provide all his discovery lots of important documents missing.
6. Has spent a consderable amount of our savings during
separation. Even though on
a substantial salary.
These are only a few, what gets me the
judge is asking me for explanations on expenditure etc which I have done no
problem. Im beginning to think he knows this judge.
Are any of
the above classed as 'bad conduct'? I seem to be spending my time
replying to his accusations in
affidavit to avoid my character being tarnished which I
feel he is trying to do.
Forum 
Northern Ireland 
Scotland 
