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Can a judge order therapy/counseling before granting divorce in CA?
What is the name of your state? California
In a no-fault state, can a judge order a couple into therapy/counseling before granting divorce (the paperwork to seperate hasn't even been filed)? Or even order a person to move back home or to stay away with the people causing the problems?
His parents did everything they could to break up his last marriage (and succeeded or else he wouldn't be with me) and pulled him back into the cycle of mental abuse he grew up in. His ex-wife might be willing to back me in court as to what they did. Also, during his custody case for his daughter, the psychologist said he has bornerline personality disorder and passive-aggressive tendencies, casting doubt on his mental ability to make a decision like this himself.
Worth mentioning: Today, when I got home, it was to find him, looking so insane a mutual friend asked if his parents slipped him drugs, and his parents and 20-year-old brother clearing out our house, taking about 90% of everything, complete with my medications, work I had done for my business, jewelry, etc., and all furniture but the bed. Everything for a 3-bedroom house.
This is a viable marriage. Several of his relatives have called me offering to do what they can to help, saying this is too out-of-character and that they are worried about the control his parents are exherting (and what they are doing to manipulate him is so awful it must be criminal as it involves continuing mental abuse of this young brothers).
I can't afford an attorney, and neither can he, so please don't insult me for asking what I have been unable to find the answer to.
"For better or for worse, in sickness and in health, 'til death do us part." I take my vows seriously. This is a time of "worse" and I won't quit until final papers are signed (nothing has been filed at all yet).
Please help.
What is the name of your state? California
In a no-fault state, can a judge order a couple into therapy/counseling before granting divorce (the paperwork to seperate hasn't even been filed)? Or even order a person to move back home or to stay away with the people causing the problems?
His parents did everything they could to break up his last marriage (and succeeded or else he wouldn't be with me) and pulled him back into the cycle of mental abuse he grew up in. His ex-wife might be willing to back me in court as to what they did. Also, during his custody case for his daughter, the psychologist said he has bornerline personality disorder and passive-aggressive tendencies, casting doubt on his mental ability to make a decision like this himself.
Worth mentioning: Today, when I got home, it was to find him, looking so insane a mutual friend asked if his parents slipped him drugs, and his parents and 20-year-old brother clearing out our house, taking about 90% of everything, complete with my medications, work I had done for my business, jewelry, etc., and all furniture but the bed. Everything for a 3-bedroom house.
This is a viable marriage. Several of his relatives have called me offering to do what they can to help, saying this is too out-of-character and that they are worried about the control his parents are exherting (and what they are doing to manipulate him is so awful it must be criminal as it involves continuing mental abuse of this young brothers).
I can't afford an attorney, and neither can he, so please don't insult me for asking what I have been unable to find the answer to.
"For better or for worse, in sickness and in health, 'til death do us part." I take my vows seriously. This is a time of "worse" and I won't quit until final papers are signed (nothing has been filed at all yet).
Please help.
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