If one spouse is abusive of the other, using foul language, engaging in despicable physical conduct and otherwise being contemptible, the victimized spouse can sue for damages in most states.

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If one spouse is abusive of the other, using foul language, engaging in despicable physical conduct and otherwise being contemptible, the victimized spouse can sue for damages in most states.​

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In most states, a spouse can sue for damages if they are the victim of abuse, including physical abuse and emotional distress caused by the other spouse's actions. This is often pursued through civil lawsuits for personal injury or emotional distress.

If One Spouse Is Abusive of the Other, Using Foul