When a couple faces numerous conflicts, one partner may wish to leave the family home to ease tensions. In this case, it is necessary to inform the remaining spouse, as well as close relatives (family, friends), in order to obtain statements that are essential for any potential divorce proceedings.
Furthermore, it is important for the departing spouse to file a in cases of domestic violence. This step is essential to ensure that the departure cannot be considered a violation of the legal duty of cohabitation during divorce proceedings.
In the event of permanent abandonment of the marital home
If leaving the marital home is due to physical or psychological abuse, the first step for the victimized spouse is to have the abuse documented at a hospital emergency room and obtain a medical certificate detailing the injuries. Next, a complaint must be filed with the police station to officially record the abuse and thus justify leaving the marital home.
