Unreasonable behaviour statements - advice pl!

Having read through a number of threads here (thank you so much guys!) I've plagerised and put together a few to use.

I'd really appreciate some input as to whether they would be sufficient. It would be hard to get as far as the court and have them thrown out.

Comments please!

Respondent controls finances and continually highlights the fact that the Petitioner does not actively earn a wage nor pull her weight in the household. As a result Petitioner feels inferior and incapable and not an equal partner in the relationship.

Respondent has worked excessively long hours, typically Mon-Sat 5.30am-9/10pm, together with regular two – four week trips abroad. This results in the Petitioner feeling isolated.

The respondent chose to participate in work/study based activities every evening of the week which meant the Petitioner was left to do the household tasks and take full responsibility of the home leaving the petitioner feeling lonely and taken for granted.

The respondent and petitioner have no common interests anymore, with the respondent pursing his interests away from the home with friends at the weekend. This leaves the petitioner feeling lonely and neglected.

The respondent has become moody and over critical of the Petitioner, showing limited affection and being verbally aggressive since September 2009, resulting in the petitioner feeling anxious and unsafe and with low self esteem.

The petitioner no longer receives any emotional support from the respondent, which leaves the petitioner feeling unloved and uncared for.

Any time the petitioner and respondent spend together has caused strain and difficulties, resulting in the petitioner feeling uncomfortable and stressed when the respondent is present.

Two sound reasons for UB can suffice, overload is not necessary. By plaigerise, I pressume you are seeking ways to word actual events...if so use the most damaging ...to you that is!

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