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    nycgirl67 Posts: 18, Reputation: 1
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    Jun 30, 2009, 10:29 AM
    Is this a crime?
    While my soon to be ex (filed for divorce) was in county jail, I moved back into our jointly owned home after a robbery. Locks were changed and reinforcements were made to 1 door. Now he's back in the home, I moved out. He is telling me he plans to file criminal charges for changing "his" locks. Can he do this? Wouldn't this be considered filing a false report? As far as I know, I have every right to secure my property. I live in Florida, if this information is needed. Thanks.
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    Jun 30, 2009, 10:58 AM

    Is there some sort of written separation agreement granting him sole access/possession of the house? If not, then its your house too and you can do whatever you like to it.
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    Jun 30, 2009, 11:11 AM
    No, there was no separation agreement. Only thing was in filing divorce papers stating any marital property to be sold and divided. I assumed he was wrong, and I did tell him this as well. He did text these threats to me which I have saved, as well as a letter he sent to our son from jail (I made a copy of the letter), which he made other threats. I did consider filing a restraining order against him, but I moved to another county. Can he be charged with anything regarding these threats in writing? Also, would his attempt at filing charges be considered as filing a false report? Thanks again.

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