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I need grounds for unreasonable behaviour, any ideas anyone?

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chocyholic · 12/04/2008 11:51

I can't use the one that really matters - aggression toward ds. Because he has rages and he will tell DS that he is to blame - he has already said things like this in his rages to dc. I really dont' want dc to hear that right now.

So, I need some grounds that are innocuous. But I can't think of any. The real ones are all really big, and I don't want to use them, eg physical problems with s*x, due probably to depression. We are still speaking at the moment, and I'd like to keep it that way.

does anyone have any examples they can share? I understand that they can be very mild reasons

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girlfrommars · 12/04/2008 12:54

I found this on a solicitor's website:

"It's worth bearing in mind that the court doesn't insist on really severe allegations of unreasonable behaviour in order to grant a divorce. Relatively mild allegations such as devoting too much time to a career, having no common interests or pursuing a separate social life may suffice. Using mild allegations may make it easier to agree the contents of the petition with your spouse. "

welovetelegraphpoles · 12/04/2008 21:45

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