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I purchased my house before I met my wife. We have been married nearly 17 years and have three kids. How hard will it be to keep my house??

I am inquiring about a divorce in Louisiana; however what constitutes a resident of Louisiana. I have never lived in Louisiana as I am in the Marines and wife currently lives there. I have changed my Home of Record to reflect residency in Louisiana and we have also purchased a home in Louisiana, does this constitute being a resident of Louisiana? And if so, am I eligible to file for divorce in Louisiana.

I've been married almost ten years and have a 5-year-old girl and a two-year-old son. My wife is diagnosed as bipolar, and she's gotten much worse since our second child was born. She takes her medications and holds down a good job, but is verbally abusive to me and children. Her moods are wildly inconsistent, and despite a tenuous financial situation she spends extravagantly and it pushing us to bankruptcy. I love her, but I can no longer cope with her disease. I fear that growing up in this environment will hurt my children immensely. My wife has suicidal thoughts and in the past, homicidal thoughts toward the children. She has come home from therapy sessions and told me her doctor recommended I lock up or disable firearms in the home. I'm worried that despite the fact she isn't physically abusive, in the midst of a divorce preceding she will become a danger to herself and the children. I understand I would run a good chance at getting primary custody, but wanted any advice you can give on my actual odds. Also, I'm wondering if I were granted primary custody, would I be allowed to move out of state with the children without my wife's consent? Thanks much. Brian

We divorced at the mosque. We are muslims. Is this a legal divorce. We have green cards. We have one daughter -5.5 years- if i want to go back over sea with my daughter is it legal?

I have been married for 22 years. Two years ago, my wife moved to a separate part of our home. When I approach her to discuss anything, she yells at the top of her voice. My wife leaves her personal journal out for me to read as she writes about her need to pursue a divorce and just needs the courage to do so. I know that if I bring it up she will proceed. Before I consider bring it up, what should I consider in preparation? We have a home that is paid off, a large sum of money, and a 401K retirement. I make in excess of $200,000 a year and she owns her own business and grosses about $11,000. Would it be best for me to file for divorce or wait it our and allow her to do so? I have taken her to counseling, both times she refused to attend once the focus turned to her.