Each spouse may file a petition for the termination of the community of property,
1. if their future rights may be substantially endangered as a result of the fact that the other spouse, without their cooperation, undertakes acts of management that may be undertaken only jointly,
2. if the other spouse, without adequate cause, persistently refuses to cooperate in the proper management of the common matrimonial property,
3. if the other spouse has breached their duty to contribute to the family maintenance and there is the concern that the maintenance will be significantly endangered in the future,
4. if the common matrimonial property is over-indebted by obligations that arose as obligations constituted by the person of the other spouse, and are borne by the latter as between the spouses, to such an extent that its later acquisition is substantially endangered,
5. if the exercise of a right of the other spouse that arises from the community of property falls within the scope of functions of a custodian.