...Welp, you’re a hell of a lot more trusting than I am...
If there is no actual evidence of threats or danger supported by actual evidence and not just hearsay, the door for abuse is open wide. Particularly in divorce cases, where it can be used as an offensive weapon.
It’s an entirely different issue when threats can actually be corroborated by actual evidence. Evidence such as visible erratic behavior, psychiatric and psychological reports, police reports, public threats, internet postings, writings, videos and similar communications.
There is still possible and probable abuse regardless.
And if those abuses can be proven it should be a criminal offense of the most serious. Felony charges and possible civil suits. In the case of divorce this would count severely against the person making the claim.