Infidelity & Divorce
How to Move Forward When You Find Out Your Spouse is Unfaithful
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We can help. We can guide you through the consultation process starting with a scheduled call back from a member of our intake team. If you would prefer to speak directly and confidently with an attorney, a paid hour consultation is also available. To arrange a meeting, contact us today.
Ready to Get Started?
We can help. We can guide you through the consultation process starting with a scheduled call back from a member of our intake team. If you would prefer to speak directly and confidently with an attorney, a paid hour consultation is also available. To arrange a meeting, contact us today.
“I’ve Heard That Cheating Makes NO Difference In a Divorce” — Wrong!!
When we talk to clients for the first time, many of them have spoken with friends or relatives about their situation and received “advice” from other people who have been through a divorce. They may have spoken to someone in another state, or someone who got divorced 20 years ago and now they think they know exactly how their divorce will go. While it’s true that in many states the actual reason for your divorce does not have any impact on the terms of your divorce, in Georgia, it can have a major financial impact.
If you can prove that your divorce was caused by your spouse’s infidelity, they may not eligible for alimony. Please do not interpret this to mean that “if they cheated on you, you don’t have to pay” because it’s much more complex than that. The general suggestion we’d make to anyone who is looking at a divorce due to infidelity is to keep quiet and talk to a lawyer as soon as possible. We can explain to you how Georgia law would apply to your specific situation and give you options for moving forward.
