Law / Divorce in Poland - do I have the right to enter my own home? [10]

Thank you Schmiznurf - Does this mean I could go to court in Poland and attempt to prove that he is a danger to me, thereby getting him excluded from living there while I am also there? What must I do to prove this?

Law / Divorce in Poland - do I have the right to enter my own home? [10]

Ok... he is not Polish. I don't believe he has registered but may have done. No children involved, thankfully. Any idea of the law if he should pitch up and behave aggressively?

Law / Divorce in Poland - do I have the right to enter my own home? [10]

Thanks Jon - That's what I thought. Makes perfect sense really. I will visit the neighbours first, they were my friends, and let them know I'm around. I guess if the house has been abandoned by my OH there is nothing to stop me changing the locks and taking up residence if I so wish?

Law / Divorce in Poland - do I have the right to enter my own home? [10]

I have not been excluded by any court order. I am registered as the joint owner with my spouse. The electric bills, water etc are still in my name as far as I am aware. I left nearly 2 years ago due to domestic violence. i am aware that the property has been left empty and boarded up since the end of last year. I have simply been refused a key by my estranged spouse upon request. I am not sure what the meldunek ? is. The house in Poland was my marital home, and I have no other home. I have never officially left.