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Form D80 B, question 5

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07 Apr 12 #322225 by BeeKind
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I''m completing the divorce forms myself. I''m at the stage of completing Form D80 B (the statement in support of divorce for unreasonable behaviour).

Question 5 says "Is the respondent''s behaviour as set out in your Petition continuing". The only options are "yes" or "no" and my actual answer is "I don''t know" as we no longer live together - although I understand his behaviour is still the same in respect of his drinking. Should I tick yes therefore? Or would it better to tick no and put the date of the last behaviour before we split up?

So sorry if this is a stupid question but I really am unsure whether it is correct to put "yes" or "no" here.

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07 Apr 12 #322245 by wraith
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hi BeeKind

I would say yes purely because of the drinking. if the behaviour was something that he did towards you then you would know but obviously if its his personal habits that has caused all this to happen then I doubt he would be able to change overnight!

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