record the abuse on video or audio
* The most common form of domestic violence is the man of the household beating or verbally abusing his partner. He considers her as no more than chattel .. owning her like he would own the house, his car, etc.
It's possible, but does all of this happen when the child is not home? Walls are thinner than we think. He is teaching this child a way of life, that it's okay to behave this way. By you staying in this partnership, you are also saying to this child or children that's it's okay. Please ask yourself, "Is this okay?". Good Luck.
depends on what country / state/ province you are in.
Yes, unless he has been through counseling or therapy.
If you can get proof or get the family that the other partner is abusing than you can file for custody. All you need to do is maybe get a taping or recording of the abuse happening. Or get social services to investigate.
Here are a few, but the most popular: * The partner is an alcoholic * The partner is on drugs * The partner is constantly cheating * The partner has been abusive verbally or physically. * Being abusive verbally or physically with the children. * Being sexually abusive with any of the children in the family. * Not paying taxes on their own business they may be running. * Not paying normal taxes like everyone else. * Belonging to a gang and acting out criminal acts. * Selling drugs or fire arms for illicit purposes. * Serving time or has served time in prison (depending on the crime.) * Refusing to pay child support. I could go on, but these are the most important ones. Beware not to use any of these excuses for a speedy divorce because you and your lawyer have to prove it in a court of law. To accuse a partner of sexually abusing children is hard to prove, but it's the lowest form of a human being to do so if it's not true. It can ruin the partner's life and perhaps they will lose their job or a position at work.
To be in love with a relationship that will always last, and be connected to your partner emotionally, mentally, physically
I trusted my ex, and knew that she never cheated. As for her view, if a piece ov gravel in the driveway was moved......I was cheating, and I was punished. Mentally, verbally, emotionally, and sometimes she got physical. She wouldn't trust me in a pine box six feet under. Which is where our marriage ended up, all because she didn't trust.
Every individual can lose their temper every so often and say something they may regret, but a verbal abuser is someone who constantly verbally abusing their partner with such things as 'you are good for nothing'; 'who would ever want you' and there are mainly other insults to the victim of verbal abuse.
Reduce the drama at home; show respect to your partner in and out of the home; show respect for the neighbors. Your neighbors would then trust you. Be a good neighbor.
Unless the partner signed an agreement to void the partnership resolution, then that person didn't formally leave the partnership.
No, it's just gross.----It isn't unless you combine it with other physically, emotionally, verbally, or sexually abusive behavior.YES it is Domestic Violence