Husband claims to want divorce nothing legal as of yet, i do not work and i am financially dependant. husband cut off all fund

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   Joanna MitchellPro

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   Answered April 13, 2012 08:06. You can open whatever accounts you want or need to in order to be able to help take care of yourself. You should consult with an attorney immediately, as from what you have stated, it sounds as if you are in a very abusive and controlling relationship. You can also seek help from a local women's shelter if necessary.
   
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   Brent Allan Rose

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   Answered April 12, 2012 17:59. No law prevents ou from opening charge accounts and using them for your expenses. Also, you didn't state why you aren't trying to get a job. You should talk to a lawyer about you possibility of obtaining some type of alimony if one of you files for divorce.

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   John Smitten

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   Answered April 13, 2012 02:45. You have to find a way to free yourself of this situation. Your Husband should be responsible for payment of your attorney fees.

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