I had all my property that was my personal property stored in a shed that was a second garage attached to the house. I still own the house and mortgaged still with my ex.
My ex and my 3 kids live in the house as I have moved out. I gave her everything and I only asked to have all my personal property to be stored in this shed.
Earlier this year, I found out by my very good neighbour that my ex-wife and her new boyfriend had removed my personal property and disposed of a total of $20k-$25k in value of my property. Not only did they dispose of it, they ordered skip bins to do so and they let random strangers enter my shed and picked over it like it was rubbish, but what I am most upset about was when I was told they pushed my Kawasaki 550 zyphr down my drive way sideways, which has got a slight ramp and decent, then picked it up, leaned it up against the skip bins with two signed cardboard boxes saying, 'free stuff take here and free motorbike'.
All this was witnessed by my good neighbour.
Is this intentional malicious property damage and accessory to the the fact under criminal law?
My ex and my 3 kids live in the house as I have moved out. I gave her everything and I only asked to have all my personal property to be stored in this shed.
Earlier this year, I found out by my very good neighbour that my ex-wife and her new boyfriend had removed my personal property and disposed of a total of $20k-$25k in value of my property. Not only did they dispose of it, they ordered skip bins to do so and they let random strangers enter my shed and picked over it like it was rubbish, but what I am most upset about was when I was told they pushed my Kawasaki 550 zyphr down my drive way sideways, which has got a slight ramp and decent, then picked it up, leaned it up against the skip bins with two signed cardboard boxes saying, 'free stuff take here and free motorbike'.
All this was witnessed by my good neighbour.
Is this intentional malicious property damage and accessory to the the fact under criminal law?