If a spouse vacates household w/clothing, funiture(to include bedroom), children to set up new residence. Am I allowed to change the locks to deny unauthorized non-supervised future entry, separation/divorce are still pending?
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Yes robbie you are, however I would advise you not to. This will undoubtably come up in court if you do, and may be used against you. Not only that, but if you want your children I would suggest you try and get ahold of them before divorce goes through, 80%+ of the time a divorce goes on, the "primary care giver" (normally the mother) will get custody. Your wife will have an advantage in divorce for obvious reasons, but if you can be primary care giver you will help even the odds. Anyway, I would suggest you check out the ebook "fire your wife" about divorce, it is filled with information (as well as a lot of bullshit about "western women" disregard that and only use the information). If you want I'll upload it for you as its hard to get.
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depends on if their name is on the deed to the house. You can still change the locks but can't do anything if they force way in. Unless you are present and feel you are in danger. In arkansas as soon as you file there is a no harrassment clause in there that can be inforced where they can't be within so many feet of you i think.
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The house and everything in it, is still 50-50, until the divorce is final. I worked a case where a woman hired an armed security guard, to guard the property, so the husband could not take any furniture from the house. husband arrived, security guard approached and attempted to stop husband, a fight ensued and a gunshot was heard. No one injured, but the security guard was arrested. You just have to work it out with your husband. This is one of the main reasons for domestic violence.
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