Question: 

I am a victim of paternity fraud. During my pending divorce case, I found out my oldest daughter, who is 20 years old, is not mine and it was confirmed by multiple tests. My wife just now admitted to the affair she had 20 years ago while I was away in basic training. We were married when she was 3 months pregnant with this baby.

Can I file an annulment? I have yet to prove that she knew at the time that the baby wasn’t mine, but that is all that I have to prove to show that this was in fact fraud, right? Also, I am currently paying temporary maintenance. Can I file a motion to suspend this until she names the biological father?

Question: My wife had an affair and I would like to divorce her. Can I complete the divorce paperwork without her participation? Or does she need to sign the agreement or be involved in any way for the divorce to happen? Does it take both parties?

Question: Through the Internet, my wife has found someone that she says she loves more than me. She is having sex chats and video sex with him on our computer. 

I’ve confronted her about this and she says if I divorce her then she gets at least half of everything. Is this true?

Question: My wife has been cheating on me. When I found out I confronted her and she told me all about the affair. I don’t have any physical evidence though. 

We have a 3 year old and I want joint custody with me as the primary caregiver. What should I do to try and get the custody that I want?

Question: What is the real meaning of adultery when you’re married? Does it have to be a physical relationship or can someone commit “mental adultery”?