The time period does not depend on whether the husband is abusive or not. Call or visit your local family court. Timelines vary in different jurisdictions.
The time period does not depend on whether the husband is abusive or not. Call or visit your local family court. Timelines vary in different jurisdictions.
The time period does not depend on whether the husband is abusive or not. Call or visit your local family court. Timelines vary in different jurisdictions.
The time period does not depend on whether the husband is abusive or not. Call or visit your local family court. Timelines vary in different jurisdictions.
You may need to taalk this over with your family as a support group. This fella obviously does not have your best interests in mind and if you continue to try and stay with him, it is going to become ever more abusive even possibly, physically abusive. You need to face the issue head on. If he cheated for that long and says he wants a divorce....then...he wants a divorce.
I hard that his husband is gay.that was reason know are know long together.
In my experience an abusive woman will increase the level of abuse in the relationship as long as the submissive husband tolerates it or allows it to go on. In my own case, I was conditioned to fear my wife and to accept all punishments. An abuser requires a spouse who is weak and submissive and takes the abuse.
If you are already a citizen, your citizenship will be retained even if you get a divorce. If you are asking, "How long before a foreign bride can divorce her husband and obtain citizenship?", then the answer is not certain. It depends if you are currently a permanent resident or not. You can check more details at www.ezvisa.us
Probably. As long as being abusive "works" for him (lets him get on with his normal life) there's really no strong reason for him to stop.
It will not take long, if you have a valid reason.
Call your local family court and enquire about the time table for divorce cases.
call the cops, he'll be gone a long time
6 mos usually before finalization
The amount of time a divorce takes to be finalized would depend on the specific state and their rules and regulations when it comes to divorce.
AnswerNo matter what age children are it is hard for them when their parents divorce. Even if they are 50 years old. But if you and your husband are already thinking of getting a divorce then things must be pretty tough right now. Just be sure that when you do decide to get a divorce just let them know that it is not their fault.AnswerAny age is appropriate, as long as you get out of there as soon as you possibly can.A bit more:If your husband is emotionally abusive to the kids or to you, you need to get out now. To remain in a marriage and subject the children to any form of abuse will cause far, far more damage to them from coming from a broken home. Actually, in this particular situation, I would consider it a "broken home" - I would consider it mending their home life.Growing up with an abusive parent (verbally, emotionally, physically,etc.) can cause children many problems, both while young and after they are grown. It can result in them having very poor self-esteem, deep seated anger and resentment, etc., and it can also result in them possibly being emotionally abusive to their own children one day.So please, for yourself and your children, leave your husband now. The longer you stay, the more damage he can cause to all of you.
The court in California takes a maximum of 120 days to process a proof of service for divorce.