One of the key aspects to prove the breakdown of feelings is the communication between husband and wife. If you can provide evidence that the communication between the two parties has been seriously blocked or completely interrupted, such as text messages, emails, social media or other communication methods, it will help to prove that there is a relationship break.
2. Lack of intimacy:
Emotional breakdown is usually manifested as the loss or reduction of intimate relationship between husband and wife. When providing evidence, we can consider providing changes in the intimate relationship between husband and wife, such as changes in the frequency of husband and wife's sexual life, the reduction of intimate moments, and the disappearance of intimate behavior. These changes can be supported by diaries, correspondence records or other relevant evidence.
3. Separation or separation intention:
If the husband and wife have separated or one of them has expressed the intention of separation, it will be strong evidence to prove that the relationship has broken up. Separation agreements, rental contracts, bank statements, letters or other documents can be provided to prove that the husband and wife have separated or intend to separate.
4. Domestic violence or abuse:
Domestic violence or abuse is another important aspect to prove emotional breakdown. If there is domestic violence or abuse, you can provide evidence such as alarm records, medical records, witness statements or photos to support this accusation.
5. Changes in the division of housework:
Emotional breakdown is usually accompanied by changes in the division of labor between husband and wife. If you can provide evidence that the division of housework between husband and wife has changed obviously, such as one party no longer assumes the original housework responsibility or refuses to participate in housework activities, it can also be used as one of the evidences to prove the breakdown of feelings.
6. Third-party relationship:
If a husband and wife establish an extramarital relationship with others, it will be strong evidence to prove the breakdown of feelings. You can provide correspondence records, photos, meeting minutes or other relevant evidence to prove the existence of extramarital relationship.
To sum up, it is necessary to provide evidence from many aspects to prove the breakup of feelings. These aspects include communication between the two parties, lack of intimacy, separation or intention, domestic violence or abuse, changes in the division of housework, and third-party relations. Providing these evidences will help to support the claim of emotional breakdown in divorce proceedings. However, the specific evidence needs to be decided according to personal circumstances, and it is recommended to consult professional legal advice in divorce proceedings.