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How is adultery proved and what type of evidence of adultery can be admitted in court?

I’m worried that my cheating will be punishable not only as a crime, but also detrimental to my divorce case. So what are the repercussions of committing adultery?

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Adultery is a crime punishable in my state by one year in jail and/or a fine. My wife has committed adultery, and I would like to know how I can get her and her boyfriend charged with a crime.

Worse, my wife was caught committing these acts by our children.

Can she be charged with a crime for adultery?

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A woman I had an affair with is getting a divorce. She told me I am going to be summoned for deposition to testify about the infidelity.

May I invoke my Fifth Amendment rights or will I have to answer these intimate questions?

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My wife is pregnant by another man. I am thinking about filing for divorce because I feel like it is my only option.

But is there anything other than divorce I can do to protect myself?

I don't want to be responsible for another man's child if we do end up separating for good.

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I want to divorce my wife because she is having an affair, but she has power of attorney over me because of my suicide attempt.

She has total control of my finances, and she tells me I can't file for a divorce because she has this power of attorney over me.

How can I get a divorce if she controls everything?