 | 1. Divorce Source: Torts/Defamation/Allegation of Adultery in Divorce Pleading:
An interesting little case held that a spouse of a person accused of adultery in a divorce pleading by another person does not have a cause of action for defamation. In other words, an allegation of adultery by one spouse does not defame the other spouse. Larrimore v. Dubose, No. 1000828 Ala. Dec. 7
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100.0%
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| | 2. Divorce Source: Can I Argue Adultery?
In equal numbers, prospective clients come to me either excited about a perceived ace-in-the-hole because of the other spouses adultery, or worried about his or her own adultery. Neither attitude is warranted.
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83.9%
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| | 3. Divorce Source: WHAT CONSTITUTES ADULTERY?
When Bill Clinton said I did not have sex with that woman, Miss Lewinsky he was telling the truth, because he defined sex as sexual intercourse between a man and a woman. He would also have been telling the truth in many states if he had said I did not commit adultery with that woman, Miss Lewinsky,
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80.6%
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| | 4. Divorce Source: How Do I Prove Adultery?
Opportunity may be shown by your spouse spending time alone with a member of the opposite sex in a residence or hotel. Disposition may be shown by some public display of affection or intimate correspondence.
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32.3%
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| | 5. Divorce Source: Books: Infidelity
a list of the best books devoted to infidelity, adultery and affairs
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29.0%
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| | 6. Divorce Source: SEXUAL CONDUCT IN CUSTODY AND VISITATION CASES
Divorce Litigation has tackled thorny custody questions in prior issues. This month, we tackle an issue on which reasonable persons can and do drastically differ: the relevance and weight to be accorded a parents sexual behavior in custody and visitation.
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19.4%
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| | 7. Divorce Source: Affairs & Divorce
Comprehensive divorce information and advice relating to the affairs, indifelity and other relationship aspects of divorce.
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6.5%
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| | 8. Divorce Source: Can An Adulterer Receive Alimony in New Jersey?
Alimony - which is the periodic payment one spouse might be ordered to pay anther following a divorce - is an old concept. Historically, wives who separate from their husbands for cause or who were abandoned could be awarded alimony. The basic assumption of alimony is that the wife lacked the abilit
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3.2%
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