Is a husband's request for his wife to return to her family's home with her belongings, in the context of a dispute and anger, considered a form of divorce?

The wife's demand to take her belongings and return to her family is not an explicit divorce, but rather an equivocal expression (kinayah). Equivocal expressions do not effect a divorce unless the husband intends it. If the husband did not intend to effect a divorce with these words, then no divorce has occurred, even if he was in a state of anger.