Is it permissible to seek divorce from a husband who is not financially equitable with his wife and children, conceals his assets from her, keeps decorative statues in the home, hid from her the problem of premature ejaculation, and allows his daughter's foreign male friend to stay overnight in the home, despite his good treatment of her?

The husband is not required to inform his wife of his financial possessions, nor is he obligated to be equitable between her and his children in expenditures. However, he must provide for his wife adequately, in accordance with what is customary. Statues of animate beings in the house must be removed or defaced. Premature ejaculation in a man is not a defect that nullifies the marriage contract. The husband's permission for his daughter's friend to stay overnight in the house is a grave transgression, and the wife must advise him and explain the impermissibility of this act. She is permitted to seek a divorce if he does not repent.