my wife told me she dont love me nemore last weekend,and wants a divorce.this past wknd she spent at a lakehouse with a male friend,and left our kids
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my wife told me she dont love me nemore last weekend,and wants a divorce.this past wknd she spent at a lakehouse with a male friend,and left our kids
can i use it against her?does it make her look bad?
Asked on June 15, 2009 under Family Law, Texas
Answers:
J.V., Member, New Jersey Bar / FreeAdvice Contributing Attorney
Answered 14 years ago | Contributor
divorce does in some part have to do with a persons actions. This is an issue of character and if you end up in court and certain aspects are being discussed or there is a custody battle this is the kind of thing that would help you with your argument
If you are getting a divorce what I advise you to do is contact a local divorce attorney, they can help explain the specifics to you. You will want to be prepared,get your finances together list your belongings, decide what you want what she will want etc. If you start now you will be ready when the time comes. The attorney will also better explain to you what sort of character type issues will arise and how to proceed with information such as the lake house incident.
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