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TDSC60 · 06-30-2012, 06:34 PM

Even in a "No Fault" State, infidelity can have an effect on divorce proceedings.

In my State there is a mandatory 12 month separation before a divorce can be granted - UNLESS - infidelity can be proven (either a spouse admits it or there is undeniable proof) then the divorce go through in about three months. (My brother had a video of his wife welcoming OM into her apartment while she was "figuring it out" where he stayed the night.) Three months and done. He got the kids.

Best to talk to an attorney an get the correct info of how it works where you live.

06-30-2012, 06:34 PM	#10 (permalink)
TDSC60 Member Join Date: Dec 2011 Location: SE USA Posts: 1,430	Re: Is it true? Even in a "No Fault" State, infidelity can have an effect on divorce proceedings. In my State there is a mandatory 12 month separation before a divorce can be granted - UNLESS - infidelity can be proven (either a spouse admits it or there is undeniable proof) then the divorce go through in about three months. (My brother had a video of his wife welcoming OM into her apartment while she was "figuring it out" where he stayed the night.) Three months and done. He got the kids. Best to talk to an attorney an get the correct info of how it works where you live.