My husband & I married 7 years ago, at the time we both chose not to have kids, however, a year ago my husband changed his mind and he wants kids. Since then we have lived like brother & sister basically we no longer love one another, about 2 months ago I left him and we decided to get a divorce.
I have been told by a solicitor that refusal for having children is not enough for divorce, which I found it rediculous!
I visited a site that says:
Relatively mild allegations such as devoting too much time to a career, having no common interests or pursuing a separate social life may well suffice.
*Your spouse refuses to discuss the issues within the marriage with the Petitioner.
*Your spouse does not want to engage in any sexual or physical relations with the Petitioner.
Did anyone get a divorce on these grounds?
Could you please share with me your ground for divorce, as it seems that we need to make up some reasons.
Thanks you
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