It depends on the circumstance.
Filing a suit simply because the mistress engaged in an affair will most likely fail in a courtroom. A judge is more likely to hold the married individual (the husband, in this case) more responsible than the mistress, considering that the married individual broke a contract (the contract being the marriage) and the mistress did not (assuming the mistress is not married).
Your husband's mistress does not have a contract with you. Rather, she is a citizen who was no doubt told by your husband that he was leaving you. If anyone had a suit, she might have one against him. For that matter, you have one against him, also. A divorce is a civil suit.
The University of Mississippi was named after an old mistress. "Ole Miss"
Minnesota sided with the Union during the American Civil War and provided numerous state regiments to fight against the Confederacy. Minnesota has also provided forces for successive American wars, but I am unaware of any war that Minnesota fought on its own.
Minnesota was a Union State during the Civil War.
no but the Sioux uprising of 1862 in Minnesota is considered part of the Civil war,and had several battles.
it would be tried in a civil court as breach of contract.
yes
Minnesota
In what ways did Minnesota support the war effort in ww2
200,000 men were sent from Minnesota, because they were believed to be the best fighters.
In what ways did minnesota support the war effort in ww2
Michigan, Minnesota, Oregon and Iowa were Union states.