Reading: My wife left me and our son, moving into a rented flat. Sadly, our son is battling cancer, and she’s refusing to let me see him, even threatening me to stay away. I fear someone might be influencing her, maybe an affair. She wants a divorce. Our flat is jointly owned, and I’m paying the monthly installments. She’s not living there and won’t let me sell it. This has been going on for a month, and I’m staying with my parents. What can I do to resolve this difficult situation?

My wife left me and our son, moving into a rented flat. Sadly, our son is battling cancer, and she’s refusing to let me see him, even threatening me to stay away. I fear someone might be influencing her, maybe an affair. She wants a divorce. Our flat is jointly owned, and I’m paying the monthly installments. She’s not living there and won’t let me sell it. This has been going on for a month, and I’m staying with my parents. What can I do to resolve this difficult situation?

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2 years ago

Law Forum › Category: Child Custody › My wife left me and our son, moving into a rented flat. Sadly, our son is battling cancer, and she’s refusing to let me see him, even threatening me to stay away. I fear someone might be influencing her, maybe an affair. She wants a divorce. Our flat is jointly owned, and I’m paying the monthly installments. She’s not living there and won’t let me sell it. This has been going on for a month, and I’m staying with my parents. What can I do to resolve this difficult situation?

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Apni Law Staff asked 2 years ago

My wife left me and our son, moving into a rented flat. Sadly, our son is battling cancer, and she’s refusing to let me see him, even threatening me to stay away. I fear someone might be influencing her, maybe an affair. She wants a divorce. Our flat is jointly owned, and I’m paying the monthly installments. She’s not living there and won’t let me sell it. This has been going on for a month, and I’m staying with my parents. What can I do to resolve this difficult situation?

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Apni Law Staff answered 2 years ago

You should immediately seek legal counsel. A lawyer can guide you on securing visitation rights for your son, especially given his medical condition. Additionally, your lawyer can help navigate the divorce process, including the ownership and sale of your jointly-owned flat.