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Question:

During my divorce hearing, I would like to present evidence proving my wife is cheating on me since her infidelity and adultery may bar her from receiving alimony.

What type of evidence is needed to prove cheating? Do I need photos from a private investigator? Will phone records, bank statements, and voicemail recordings suffice?

Question:

I cheated on my wife. She now wants a divorce and told me she's going to have the district attorney press charges against me for adultery.

Is adultery a crime? How likely is it that a prosecutor will take the time to pursue charges?

By Rachel Brucks

Men’s Divorce Lawyer, Cordell & Cordell

Divorce attorneys usually frown upon dating during the divorce process because having a girlfriend can negatively impact the outcome of divorce proceedings. Dads should wait until after the divorce is finalized to begin a new relationship.

But what if you and your spouse have found new partners during a drawn out divorce and you both want to move on? If you both agree to allow the other to date during the divorce process will it negatively affect your divorce case?

Question:

Is having cyber sex or an affair over the phone considered adultery?

Question:

I live in Georgia but had an affair with a woman in California. Is there a legal response my soon-to-be ex-wife can take to the woman I committed adultery with?