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What are the grounds for a divoce can I use?

Asked on Aug 16th, 2012 on Divorce - New York
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My husband and I agree to divorce. We have not had sex in at least four years. We sleep in separte bedrooms. We do not communicate. We have a home that has no value, because of the ecomony. My name is on the mortgage, both our names are on the deed. My husband left me for three months November 2011 through January 2012 without me knowing where he was living. I was told by an attorney I could not change the locks on the door. My husband decided to move back in the house without my approval. As I mentioned the house has know value. I would like to continue living in the house alone. I offered him a few thousand dollors to move out, he refused, his words were "we moved in together we move out together". When he disappeared for three for three months I was able to manage the house on my own. Both of us come and go as we please. I can not continue living this way. I need advise. I need to know my rights. I need an attorney. Thank you for your help in advance.
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Divorce Attorney serving Chappaqua, NY at Browde Law, P.C.
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The easiest grounds, and the one used in most divorces currently, is that the marriage is irretrievably broken and has been so for the past six months. All that is required to prove the grounds is an affidavit from you. If you're in the New York City/Westchester/Rockland/Putnam area feel free to get in touch!
Answered on Aug 17th, 2012 at 8:03 AM

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