Let him divorce you then, God has called us to peace and not to be fighting. Try Jesus Christ for a change. Let God handle your battles. But your husband shouldn't be threating you about the divorce. If he really wanted to divorce you, long time ago he had done it. And you are as guilty as him for allowing it to happen after 14yrs. I would play his bluff. He is just threatening you to steer away from his guilt. You have to be stronger than that men can sense when your weak. If he really wants to leave do you really want him?
it depends on how important that lie was and well i would sit down and decide "do i really want to be with him" "do i really love him" "what can i do for us to not fight so much" basically think about the good things in your relationship and the bad. see which out weighs the other. and well decide if you relationship is worth having and working things out. then well tell him how you feel.
To be perfectly honest, you need to ask yourself why, after 14 years, are you asking this question in the first place. Apparently, always before, you've stayed married. Has something changed in your relationship recently? Was this lie a *different* lie from all the other lies?Then you need to look at your situation honestly. If you say, "Fine! Let's get a divorce!. . . .then you need to think about *these* questions: Can I make it on my own? Do I have a place to live? Can I raise my children (if you have them) alone? (Because realistically with so many deadbeat dads, you should NOT count on either child support OR alimony even if it is part of the settlement) On the other hand, if you decide to try to work things out again (with counseling or your own determination) then you need to realize that unless you BOTH want to work it out--it won't happen. If your husband's heart is set on divorce, then, barring a miracle--no amount of counseling will work. One person acting alone can NOT save a marriage--it takes two to fix a marriage just like it took two to establish the marriage in the first place.
can you get a divorce in the uk, without a marriage certificate?
Divorce him and if he threatens or attacks you, then call the police
That depends on the law of the land in which the marriage took place.
If you have a marriage certificate, that is your proof. If someone is contesting this, it is up to them to produce divorce documents. Even if you were in the process of getting a divorce at the husband's time of death, if there was no divorce decree, there was not yet a divorce.
· Mubarah - husband and wife agree between themselves to terminate the marriage· Khul - when wife can obtain a divorce against her husband for having a genuine grievance against him by returning her marriage gift
Assets acquired prior to marriage are usually protected from a divorce distribution.Assets acquired prior to marriage are usually protected from a divorce distribution.Assets acquired prior to marriage are usually protected from a divorce distribution.Assets acquired prior to marriage are usually protected from a divorce distribution.
Yes. Divorce is legal in all 50 states. The only situation in which you could not legally divorce your husband is in the case of a married same-sex couple living in a state where same-sex marriage is not legal.
Cheryl Prewitt's marriage to her first husband ended in divorce. They got divorced after facing challenges in their relationship that they were unable to resolve.
Lorraine Hansberry divorced her first husband, Robert Nemiroff, in 1964, after eight years of marriage. They continued to collaborate professionally even after their divorce.
Do you mean 'divorce'?--legal end of the marriage?
Most likely depends on where the marriage occurred.
You are still married. ANSWER: Yes you are, and the only way you can be divorce from him is when you or him file for a divorce..