Need some serious help with divorce when carrying high risk pregnancy...?

First of all, I am sorry you married such a loser. Miscarriages and illness are often a cause of men leaving marriages. Perhaps he is trying to run away from the past.

Is it wrong and unmanly? Yes. But I think you should confront him. Tell him that he is still your husband, and he needs to try and be a father to his unborn child. And that means supporting you and keeping you healthy.

Start with asking him directly for support during this difficult time.If all else fails, you may qualify for benefits though your job or the government. Calling a local social services office may help you.

I am not sure there is much you can do legally, You can apply to a legal aid facility talk to you local states attorney maybe they can steer you in the right direction. and if he is working you can probably garnish his wages, if he is working. You need to apply for medicaid and get help from the state in which you live to help you with your medical bills and money to live on. Take care of yourself and this precious gift from God. This baby and your health is your number one priority. Most states i think when you apply for medicad they ask for the father and they try to go afte rsupport. I will pray for you and the baby growing inside you. God Bless

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there really isn't much legally that you can do to him in the way of the money situation. if he doesn't want to give it to you, then he doesn't have to. i suggest that you go get yourself on every government program that you can. no shame in it is you really need it.

go get yourself wic and medicaid. while there ask about finacial aid due to your situation. if all else fails ask his parents to help you.

you need a lawyer....quickly....consultations are normally very cheap......