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My divorce was finally over on November 2nd after 33 years with my husband - 27 of them married. It was a shocking experience and has cost tens of thousands of pounds. Nothing has been resolved other than end of marriage. We cannot afford to separate our finances. I told him that at the start but he wouldn't listen. The Judge did. I have learned a lot

Hi, My husband is an alchoholic so my divorce petition is based on unreasonable behaviour and most of the examples are alchohol related. I have done this especially  because I have two children and want to ensure their safety. (He currently isn't seeing them as he turned up drunk driving to pick them up so I didn't let him have them. He has since been offered the option of a contact centre which he is refusing). Anyway, he is saying he is not going to acccept the petition on the grounds I am listing but will on the grounds of his adultery instead. This however is not true but my solicitor is

Hello everyone, I am feeling stuck and would appreciate some advice or encouragement form others who know about similar situations. Last summer I began divorcing my soon to be Ex and all was going well, he signed the paper agreeing to his adultry - then just before we were to get our decree nisi he changed his mind and tried to say he did not have the adultry, and wanted to change the grounds for divorce to 2 years separation, which was a lie and if he tried to serve me with a cross petition he was not able to do so as during this time I moved away from the UK and am no longer living in