Abusers rarely love. What they call "love" is possessiveness. It is far easier to control and possess children than adults - hence his preference. Children are more reliable and malleable sources of emotional gratification, attention, and adoration (narcissistic supply) than adults.
because he is the prince,her husband will not be able to simply abandon her and their children the lower-class husband.
Obviously you don't really want to stay with your husband; why are you dating someone else, then? You have already stated he is abusive and you know someone who is able to take far better care of you. Accept the fact that your hussband is, for lack of better terms, a dangerous and unloving person. Divorce him and pursue the relationship with the other man, provided he is not married himself and would be accepting of the idea.
My ex husband has situs inversus and dextrocardia and he is not able to have children.
Some couples can't have children. Sometimes they adopt babies. Sometimes a doctor can help inseminate the wife with the husband's sperm. You should talk to your doctor. Not being able to have children doesn't mean that your marriage will end.
False reports are the norm with abusive wives. They falsely report you to authorities and belittle you in front of children. Document her behavior, get witnesses, and go see an attorney. What you may think is unprove-able is proveable with an attorney and help.
Being able to take care of your wife and/or children, and not walking out on them because you are bored.A Wife
Yes, as long as the misdemeanor conviction is not in conjuction with issues concerning children.
No, & restricting visitation is actually an easy way to lose custody of the children. Hurt feelings & opinions are not laws & wives alone cannot decide when or if her children's father can see them. Cheating & getting into a new relationship do not make a man an unfit parent, & it isn't right for children to not be able to see their father simple because their mother doesn't like his new girlfriend or living situation. Unless the husband is physically or emotionally abusive & family court says the wife can & does have full custody, she cannot restrict visitation.
Apparently George was not able to father children for some health reason. George was Martha's second husband. Before her first husband died she had two children with him, so it seems likely the problem was with George.
well if you feel that your not getting any where by talking and discusing your problems with each other then you need to get out of the situation and come to a compromise about visitation rights where the children are concerned because the childrens mental state cant be good if they see what goes on and your mental state can't be good either to be able to deal with your children on a day to day bases
Maria and her husband might not be able to retire soon as they would like.
If your ex husband was ordered to keep insurance on your mutual child or children then he could be help in contempt of court if he did not cover them. A lawyer will be able to go over details of the case.