How can I divorce my impotent husband?
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How can I divorce my impotent husband?
In DMMA only the wife can file a suit if her husband is impotent. In PMDA either party to the marriage can file a suit and not necessarily the aggrieved party which means the impotent person can also file a suit for annulment of the marriage when the marriage is not consummated owing to his or her impotency.
Is erectile dysfunction grounds for divorce?
Several states qualify impotence, or the inability to engage in sexual intercourse, as legal grounds for divorce, such as Mississippi under the Mississippi Code, \xa7 93-5-1 and Massachusetts under General Law, Chapter 208.
What happens if one spouse doesn’t sign divorce papers?
If your spouse refuses to sign the divorce papers and give consent, you must prove the breakdown of the marriage, such as adultery or physical/mental cruelty. If you can show evidence of this when the court hears your divorce application, then you may be granted a divorce.
What does a man lose in a divorce?
Most men experience a 10–40% drop in their standard of living. Child support and other divorce-related payments, a separate home or apartment, and the possible loss of an ex-wife’s income add up. Generally: Men who provide less than 80% of a family’s income before the divorce suffer the most.
