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00000ooo000re: material breachin a cohabitation contract well drawn as tofinancial specifics, but vague on emotional promises, the parties agreeing to mutual love and respect...the behavior of the woman deteriorates, specifically to pull her own hair and self-inflict wrist brusing, then call 911no real call as of yet, but husband is terrorized to the point he has mental anguish and emotional disturbance and recorded as such by an MD psychiatristquestion is: is this behavior of the failing party sufficient to satisfy item #5 above as failure to exercise good faith and fair dealing so as to constitute breach?
- Category: Misc
- Date:
- State: New Jersey
Answer:
While we cannot provide legal advice or establish an attorney-client relationship, we can offer some insights. The described behavior, which includes self-harm and causing emotional distress to the other party, may indeed constitute a breach of the cohabitation contract. Such actions could be seen as a failure to exercise good faith and fair dealing, potentially allowing the affected party to exit the contract. However, for specific legal advice tailored to your situation, consulting a local attorney is essential.
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