Adultery
Many marriages fall apart due to infidelity. When one spouse cheats on the other, the individual who was cheated on may justifiably feel wronged. As such, this may lead to the faithful spouse filing for a divorce from the cheating spouse.
Though fault is not required for getting a divorce in Florida, it may help in the divorce settlement. If you recently found out that your spouse is cheating on you and you now wish to get divorce, contact the Fort Lauderdale divorce lawyers of Eric N. Klein & Associates, P.A. at 954-580-8080 to learn how we can help you.
Signs of Adultery
It is estimated that up to 15% of married women and 25% of married men in the United States have engaged in some sort of extramarital affair. Individuals may be able to determine whether their spouse is one these individuals.
Typically, individuals who are having extramarital affairs will:
- Often stay out late
- Be unable to fully explain where they have been
- Smell of perfume or cologne that is not their own
- Have unexplained expenses
- Seem less engaged in the relationship
While these signs may not necessarily mean that a spouse is adulterous, they are reasons for suspicion in some cases.
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An adulterous spouse may have to give up more of his or her share of the couple’s assets in a divorce settlement. If you wish to divorce your adulterous spouse, contact the Fort Lauderdale divorce attorneys of Eric N. Klein & Associates, P.A. at 954-580-8080 to discuss your situation with an experienced legal professional.
