My wife is filing for divorce and has filed a fictitious police report to
get a restraining order to remove me from the home. We have 2 cats that I
could not take from the house and one needs special care.
I'm told by in-laws that I still have contact with that my wife has not been
living there for several days since she had me removed. The cats may be
abandoned because when I was allowed to enter the house last night with a
police escort for 20 minutes to get my belongings, the food bowl was empty
and the water bowls were very low.
Has anyone been through this? If I can't get access to the home and she has
abandoned them, what means do I have to save them? What rights do I have if
she divorces me? I need a suggestion quickly because the cats may be in
danger of death.
Sharon too - 23 Jan 2004 02:08 GMT
> Has anyone been through this? If I can't get access to the home and she has
> abandoned them, what means do I have to save them? What rights do I have if
> she divorces me? I need a suggestion quickly because the cats may be in
> danger of death.
Call your attorney and your local humane society.
-Sharon
Karen Chuplis - 23 Jan 2004 02:51 GMT
>> Has anyone been through this? If I can't get access to the home and she
> has
[quoted text clipped - 6 lines]
>
> -Sharon
This is what I would do.
Karen
Carey Gregory - 23 Jan 2004 02:21 GMT
You need a lawyer, not a newsgroup. No one here or any newsgroup can advise
you on legal questions, especially not since you don't even say where you
are.
In the meantime, I would call the local animal control authorities and ask
what can be done about it. If she has abandoned or is neglecting them,
there may be animal cruelty/neglect laws that apply.
Call the authorities. Newsgroups can't help you.
>My wife is filing for divorce and has filed a fictitious police report to
>get a restraining order to remove me from the home. We have 2 cats that Ih
[quoted text clipped - 10 lines]
>she divorces me? I need a suggestion quickly because the cats may be in
>danger of death.