my advice to you would be - the next time he is drunk at home and screaming at you - you need to call the police and tell them you are scared.
he will be removed.
even if he refuses to relinquish his tenancy - if the tenancy is his or is joint, you still have a right to remain in that property in "marital law"
please contact shelter for specific law advice - and do not take on face value the ranting of housing officers who usually do not truly and definitively know their arses from their elbow.
you will then need to seek legal advice, go to the CAB and find out about a restraining order.
at this moment in time, you should be squirrelling away as uch as you can, even if its just a pound here or there.
you need to check "entitledto.co.uk" to check your benefits entitlements.
when he has left you need to send his bills "return to sender" so that the companies investigate his wherasbouts and you don't open his post.
now is your planning time. my opinion is that you are spending too much energy finding things out for sure.
for sure? jesus lady - is he really going to sit there whilst you prsent exhibit "a"
and if he makes the divorce your fault
boo hoo.
who gives a shit - you wont be in the marriage
so
now is the time for planning. plan your finances
your support network of friends etc
contact the community support officers and ask them about a home panic button.
change your phone number.
extra security on your house.
ask the police to do extra patrols.
seek legal advice
know your finances and what they are likley to be
know what bills you are responsible for now and what bills you are likley to be responsible for
is the debt joint?
i work for a housing association so any partic advice in that regard, please let me know.