What are womens legal rights in divorce when she leaves him?
339401
Depends upon what state you live in. Please seek a lawyer's help as soon as possible. Even if you think you cannot afford it. Just try.
1041992
Your husband should have had a lawyer during the divorce proceedings and the ruling about custody of his daughter.  He should recontact that lawyer, as he would be well aware of the rulings of the court and so forth, and bring to the attention of the court the problems.  If he didnt have an attorney, he should consult one now.
209410
Well, conmsidering he is active duty you're either living in government housing or paying rent/mortgage out of his governemnt paycheck since he gets an allowance for housing right? Either way, he's responsible for the house, so technically he has every right to stay there and can order you to leave. I don't think the court will think that his divorce reason is valid if you 2 are still living together though.
926292
It sounds like you can VERY EASILY proove that he is an unfit father!  I don't know of any judge that would give him any kind of rights to your daughter.\n\nYou need to see a lawyer!
426724
no, don't leave him, hold it over his head and refuse to divorce him.  He will be miserable and will have to give you everything you want because you will hold all the cards and totally have the upper hand.
315198
I have shared custody with my exhusband with our sons.  I can tell you right now that as long as he pays child support and its in their court papers she will have to let him visit with his kids.  She cannot deny his rights no matter how much she wants to.  There is a thing he needs to know about called father's rights.  There is an organization for the rights of fathers.  With my situation my exhusband shares custody and we have always talked about it with our kids because they are involved with this too.  There is something he can do too because i could not keep my exhusband from seeing his sons.  Of course now he chooses not to see his sons because of his retarded alcoholic girlfriend.  Sometimes if you step back and let things happen the way they do it works out better than what you think.  The more he argues with her the worse off she will become.  My advice do like i did let the courts handle it dont fight the decision and let things take its course.  Also keep in mind that since he is still married and he is living with you that can count against him.  I hate to say that but its true.  She can hold that against him in court.  I know about all of this my exhusband was not allowed to live with his girlfriend until after our divorce.  In the divorce is where all things should be stipulated and rules set forth.  If he pays childsupport she will have to let him visit with his sons no matter what.  Don't let it stress you to the point it gets out of hand she is using the kids as stomping ground for him.  She is mad because he has decided to move on without her see what i mean?  After awhile things will work itself out.  I promise on that one.
58875
If your wife is not here your right, you've won, your the master.\nIt's when she returns that your wrong again and in trouble and your now the slave. So get that smile off your face and realize your a man and your never right when it comes to argueing with a wife.\nSo enjoy it while she's gone. She'll be back.
460103
1). You need to leave your husband.  No one deserves to be abused verbally or any other way. Obviously he is not meeting your needs, and life is too short to waste any of it. \n\n2). As a single (or separated) woman, you can then decide if you still want your (ex) roommate or if it was just a case of "the grass is always greener".\n\nI hope whatever you do, your decision gives you the happiness you deserve.
884742
The legal dissolvment of a marriage
353627
you have 6 month from the time your divorce was filed here in ca.  If I were you, I would consult a Lawyer.  He has no business being a father.  He sounds very unfit.  Sounds like you have very good grounds.  First though what I would recommend is documenting. for example, I keep all emails I send to my ex that way if need being I have the written proof for the court.  basically say to him, that he was scheduled to pick so and so up, but you got a call from the school saying no-one pick her up.  something along those lines.  without documentation, you won't have a chance.
1086653
Well, if he isn't legally divorced, then she isn't legally married to him nor has she ever been.\n\n  \nShe needs to contact an immigration lawyer ASAP.
1093849
you want the court to decree that your ex has to be home by 8:00 pm every night (even weekends) and can't have any men over?  sounds like the middle ages.\n\naren't you glad she can't do that to you?
982650
Have you and the ex-wife had altercations before?  If that has happened I can see how he would be leery of having you join him in court for fear of another ill-feeling event.\n\nBUT - despite that...it doesn't mean he's 100% right.  The ex-wife should not have control over whether you go or stay and by telling you not to go - he's giving the ex wife control.\n\nYou are his wife and he should trust you enough to know that if you and the ex did enter into an argument in the past...you understand the intensity of this court battle and you wouldn't do anything to jeopardize it.  \n\nTalk to him about it again and assure him you won't do or say anything out of line and express you just want to be able to support him.  If he still says "NO" then leave it alone.  He's already under a ton of stress I'm sure and the last thing he needs is another argument.
308556
divorce and break up!!
128557
Talk to a lawyer.  You may have a case for child abandonment.  It happened with me.\n\nMy ex-wife left with the guy across the street.  I moved with our daughter (told my wife that we were), she didn't do squat.  Only called for a month or so, then just quit calling.\n\nAfter a year or so, I contacted an atty, and he filed the abandonment paperwork and 3 months later - she has no rights whatsoever.\n\nAfter 13 years, I still haven't heard a word from her.\n\nIt is especially sad that a woman would abandon a child.  she gave birth to it, cared for it and then decided that it was to much for her to deal with.
503642
If she is his daughter, you don't need anything.  He has the same parental rights as you.\n\nIf she is the child of a former marriage, your currant husband has not adopted her and your ex still has parental rights, you may, in fact, need a power of attorney.  You have several alternatives, depending on your situation.  If you still have a divorce lawyer, give him a call, he should be able to do it for a reasonable fee.  If you have not yet been inducted, explain your situation to your recruiting officer and ask him to put you in contact with a local JAG office.  Contact the nearest service person support group; they should have experience in your situation.  Tell your DI, platoon leader or company commander, whichever is appropriate, and ask to see a JAG officer.  \n\nIf there is any possibility of conflict with your ex, I STRONGLY recommend you have it prepared by a lawyer, either your personal lawyer or someone in JAG, after you explain ALL the facts.  Good luck and thank you for your service.
896734
You are legally married to him.He can not legally be in another relationship with any other woman until the divorce is final.He can spend time in jail for that.