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Unreasonable behaviours reasons - Is this ok?

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09 Oct 11 #291601 by Fiona
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Try and keep it concise - it is a case of less is more.


eg

The marriage has broken down irretrievably.

The Respondent has behaved in such a way that the Petitioner cannot reasonably be expected to live with the Respondent.


1. The Respondent was frequently verbally and mentally abusive towards the Petitioner. On [pick a date] the Respondent called the Petitioner a moose. The Petitioner felt depressed and unable to cope with this type of behaviour.

2. The Petitioner repeatedly requested that the Respondent stopped abusing substances and was ignored. On [pick a date] the Respondent told the Petitioner that taking the substances was more important to him than their marriage. The Petitioner felt extremely hurt and rejected by this.

3. The Respondent spent most evenings on the computer watching sport or videos with headphones in, showing no interest in interacting or spending free time with the Petitioner . The Petitioner felt lonely and isolated within the marriage and excluded from the Respondent's life.

4. Since February 2010 the Respondent is no longer resident in the Former matrimonial home, living instead in a new home apart from the Petitioner.

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09 Oct 11 #291603 by dukey
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A moose :lol: now thats funny :)

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09 Oct 11 #291604 by Fiona
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