Husband threw wife out of house

Husband very controlling, abusive cheater, threw his wife out of the house because he thougt she was cheating on him. He has already cheated on her.

[AFFA]

I wish to inform you that a husband may be be abusive or throw wife out of home. In this regard if a husband has done such a thing then wife may take legal action. Wife may inform police about the acts of husband and husband may be liable for domestic violence. Acts of husband are without any evidence and therefore may not be justified. The house belongs to both th spouses being a matrimonial property and therefore none of the spouse can be thrown out. Hence legal action may be taken against husband.

AFF

Originally Posted by AFFA I wish to inform you that I am an idiot and don't know what I'm talking about. In this regard I actually use a word generation program which fills in certain blanks and creates cookie-cutter responses which never really apply to the poor poster's situation. AFF

Oh for heaven's sake would you just STOP already?!

None of this drivel is anything more than that - DRIVEL!

Original poster, please - first, tell the forum of your location. Then your question may be answered with some sort of accuracy.

I don't even see a question. Just a rambling statement.

The answer is simple.

...he cannot do that. The police will escort you back and they will arrest him if he threatens you or harms you you in any way.

Have no fear!

Originally Posted by Unregistered The answer is simple. ...he cannot do that. The police will escort you back and they will arrest him if he threatens you or harms you you in any way. Have no fear!

He can do that in MANY areas of the world.

Originally Posted by Unregistered The answer is simple. ...he cannot do that. The police will escort you back and they will arrest him if he threatens you or harms you you in any way. Have no fear!

The answer is obviously not that simple. The police can do nothing. This is a civil matter.

The police can only arrest if there has been clear evidence of domestic violence.