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Need to deter a "guest" from entering our premises post divorce


10-May-2024 (In Divorce Law)
I am entering into divorce with my husband due to various financial cheating reasons, i want to include a clause in my papers saying he won't - at any time - invite a particular "guest" to our current house without my specific consent. Please note that this guest is a VVIP- as it interferes directly with my business prospects. Kindly let me know if this is permissible by law.
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Answer #1
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1. you can file divorce case against your husband. 2. you can include the content in the case inviting the particular vvip guest into your home at any time without your specific consent is not permitted. 3. the guest vvip person should not interferes directly with your business prospects. 4. it is permitted in law.
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Answer #2
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Dear Sir, It is a private document that is Memorandum of Understanding between you and your spouse. If other party accept such clause then Court never raise objection since Court always place a neutral rule. Let the draft prepared and get consent of the other party and accordingly try for mutual divorce.
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