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Can my boyfriend force me to get an abortion?

Can my boyfriend force me to get an abortion?

What The Law Says. First, you need to know that forcing someone to have an abortion is never okay. It is considered coercion and coercion is illegal. “Most states have criminal charges for coercion and also allow for civil action by district attorneys or Attorneys General”.

What can cause a pregnancy to be terminated?

You are likely to be offered a termination if the baby has been diagnosed with a condition that can cause death or serious disability. You may also be offered a termination if a pregnancy complication poses a threat to your life. You should not feel under pressure to end your pregnancy.

Should I tell my husband I had an abortion before I met him?

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“People are allowed to have a reasonable amount of privacy. If you had an abortion in your past, you are under no obligation to confess it to anyone — not a friend or romantic partner.” However, there may come a time in your relationship where it feels too burdensome to keep that secret.

Do I have to tell boyfriend about abortion?

First, it’s important to understand that you are NOT obligated to discuss abortion with your partner. Legally speaking, you are not required to get your partner’s consent before having an abortion or even notify them if you have or plan to have the procedure done.

Do you tell your husband everything?

Communication is, after all, one of the most important factors in maintaining a relationship. But should you tell your partner everything? Experts agree that you don’t have to. “Total honesty isn’t always the best policy,” Jonathan Bennett, relationship and dating expert at Double Trust Dating, tells Bustle.

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Do I have to tell my boyfriend I’m pregnant?

There is no right or wrong way to tell a partner about a pregnancy. (Well, maybe a few wrong ways.) But breaking the news when the pregnancy was unplanned can be particularly anxiety-provoking. Given that almost half of all pregnancies are unplanned, you’re not the first woman to ask this question.