yes i think she would
There is no need to sue your spouse, but you do have the right to file for divorce and in some states half of what he owns will go to you if you have the right lawyer. The person your spouse is having the affair with can be named as to the reason you are applying for a divorce. It would be wise of you to seek legal counsel to see what your options are.
Having an affair can be emotionally devastating for one's spouse. So, it is not surprising that a person's spouse would ignore them after they learned of an affair. To make a marriage work following infidelity, both parties need to be willing to work it out, and they should likely attend couple's therapy.
No woman would want to be compared to their spouse's affair partner. When a spouse does this they are getting even for having to stay with their spouse. It hurts and cuts deeply when the cheating spouse makes comments about how much better their affair partner was. Take control and let your spouse know immediately you are not going to put up with their childish behavior and if their affair partner is so great then tell him/her (no matter how hard it is for you) that you will file for divorce as you deserve better.ANSWER:It will be a pleasure to answer this question because it did happened to me personally. When I discovered my husband's affair, I had found out that his not only admired this woman but he fell in love with her. And that is why he compared me to his "friend" aka mistress. The day he compared me to her was the day that I know, no matter how much we wanted to rebuild the relationship it will not work with me anymore. I will not be the second choice after his affair..
You would probably feel sad.
It appears that an affair can be going on because if your spouse was just keeping in touch with a boss they happened to like as a friend then the spouse would have no problem asking them home for dinner and introducing you to them. The fact your spouse is deleting emails and any cell phone calls means your spouse is hiding something. It is time to sit down with your spouse and ask them straight out if they are having an affair and if they deny it then tell them you are not putting up with deleted emails and cell phone calls.
That depends on YOU. If you question that you would know that or not, than your boyfriend very possibly could be having an affair and you not know about it.
u 2 would not be related any more if there was a divorce if the parent still lets u c them then that's cool
The only reason your spouse would have to interact with the woman he had an affair with is if they are in a workplace environment and unfortunately, there is nothing much you can do about this, but to tell your husband if he slips one more time you are filing for divorce.
Man or woman would find themselves in an embarrassing situation when their friends found out that their spouse was having a love affair. The spouse that is cheating has been making a fool of their spouse while the trusting spouse may have boasted how wonderful their husband or wife was and along it is quite possible that even a few friends knew the spouse was cheating. Yes it is a normal feeling, but hold your head up high because your husband is going to look like the jerk through all of this. Don't be surprised if some of your friends (couples) may not want to get caught up in choosing between you and your husband, but there will be especially female friends that will stand by you. You have nothing to be ashamed about so don't act like it.
Not necessarily. An affair doesn't always cause the spouse to be mean like that. A marraige that is falling apart would cause that. When a spouse is cheating, the last thing they want to do is be mean and suspicious. They want to act normal and even nice so the other doesn't suspect anything. For your marraige: time for counceling. If you want to save this marraige, make an appointment and go (if your spouse wont go, then go alone to see what you can do to save the marraige).
If your partner is having an affair you should be having a conversation with them. You cannot place blame on the other person as they may have been lied to and may be the single one where as your partner is the one in a relationship, made the conscious decision to have an affair and is the one who is cheating on you. We tend to want to blame the "other" person when in fact the blame should be placed on your spouse. I can understand why you would want to but it would serve no purpose confronting the other individual and would just cause undo stress. If you plan on forgiving this individual you should talk to your partner and consider going to counselling together.