Reply #49: From what I've read about this case...

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There is just as much evidence for the husband as against him, and the evidence against him is coming almost exclusively from the parents.

Again, I don't think either of us know the situation first hand beyond what we read and whatever personal biases we bring into it.

But I'm telling you if I were in that situation and my parents tried to override the legal and emotional bond I have with my wife, or my in-laws tried to do the same thing, I would be livid and it would go against everything my marriage is founded on. That is therefore what I judge my reaction and opinion on this case to. And like all cases I worry about what legal precedent they set. My care, and ultimately my fate rests in the hands of my wife. If I didn't want that to be the case we would be divorced. If they are not or were not divorced, and there is not full evidence from a variety of sources (other than her parents) that say that their marriage was in shambles or unhappy, then my opinion remains the same.