No. Not if you live in the Western World. Your husband cannot force you to remain married to him. This is the twenty first century. Men have no such authority over their wives. He can complicate the divorce proceeding somewhat but he cannot stop it. You husband isn't the source for obtaining a divorce, the state family court system is the source.
Answering from the perspective of Pennsylvania where I practice, the laws of Pennsylvania favor the institution of marriage and reconciliation so, if either party (not just the wife) objects to the divorce, the party seeking divorce must wait a statutory 2 year period before the court will grant the divorce, under most circumstances.
In the United States the answer is yes. One spouse cannot force the other to remain married by withholding their "consent" to the divorce. Their consent isn't necessary. While state laws vary, the spouse who wants the divorce can obtain one through the family court system. In addition, most states have a no fault divorce process.
Yes, just make sure you are ready.
Yes, but it is much harder for a wife to divorce her husband than for a husband to divorce his wife in Egypt.
No they are not still husband and wife once the divorce is finalized.No they are not still husband and wife but they are still brother and sister.
The Husband and the wife
Yes she can.
no
If the husband wants to provide financial support to his wife, he can certainly do it. It is not mandatory, unless it is part of the legal separation or divorce agreement.
Yes, you can file for divorce in Alberta or anywhere else in Canada if a husband has dated and cheated on his wife. The wife just has to seek legal counsel and serve her husband with divorce papers.
yes at any time
Just like you would do with non-Albanians.
in India it is not
NO
The wife must obtain a divorce.