The divorce case is continuing, the property has not yet been divided, so you are still living together, and your spouse’s behaviour makes further life under one roof impossible for you and for your minor children (physical or psychological violence). You have the right to ask the court to apply interim protective measures: pending the outcome of the case, to order your spouse to move out of the dwelling. Whether the request is granted depends on how well it is substantiated. Representing our clients’ interests, we meet such situations often, so we know which documents must be put before the court to make it as likely as possible that the request succeeds and that you do not have to endure constant stress in your own home.
