In the US, you have to check the laws of the state the situation is in to get a definitive answer. In virtually all states, this is not grounds to sue someone for damages in the same sense you sue someone for negligence in a car accident. The other woman has no duty not to have an affair with the husband. (Some cynics might say there aren't even any damages and the wife is better off without the guy. But I wouldn't.) However, you can name her in an action to divorce the cheating scoundrel as the person he is committing adultery with. But that will not get you damages.
You need to contact an attorney to review your situation and explain your rights and options in your jurisdictions. Alienation of affection is not grounds for action in all jurisdictions. You should also consider some factors:
No. A court would not be likely to find her 100% At Fault. Your husband is the one 100% at fault for being unfaithful to you. She owes you nothing.
If it is ongoing you could consult with an attorney to determine if alienation of affection is grounds for a lawsuit in your jurisdiction.
You need to contact an attorney to review your situation and explain your rights and options in your jurisdictions. Alienation of affection is not grounds for action in all jurisdictions. You should also consider some factors:
not really unless she did something physically to you
i do not see why not
well i beilve in sates you can do it and the person tahts beign cheated on and so forth typicaly wins
You can sue your husband for adultery, not the woman.
Consult a lawyer who knows the laws in your area. Alienation of affection is permitted in Utah, Hawaii, Illinois, North Carolina, Mississippi, New Mexico, and South Dakota.
Obviously you can, provided you have sufficient proof in hand to substantiate your claim before the Court of Law.
yes.....
if you truly believe it will last and are sure he is the one it wll work out
He has had the taste of honey and any busy bee goes back for more,. i would say YES
My long time partner, heterosexual, of 27 years has been having a 5 year affair with a co-worker whose husband is HVC positive from kidney dialysis. He does not know if the girlfriend has been tested or if she is intimate with her husband or others. We have been intimate since I did not have knowledge of the affair until two months ago. The affair is on going. Should he be tested for the virus?
Easily. ANSWER: 3 years? wow love no one will have that length of affair if the person is not in love with the other woman. If you say that your spouse ( assuming it is) had affairs with few women then I will say the love is not what he was searching for, but sex. But if this is 3 years with the same woman you are doomed. It's not just sex his having but he loves this other woman. If I were you I will let go this person because he will not stop. This is my own opinion...
Alimony depends on if you were/are able to support yourself outsire of the marriage. If your husband has been the breadwinner for most of your marriage, then you may get alimony. Also, if you show that you can not support yourself because he had not allowed you to have a ful time job, then he would have to pay as well.
My long time partner, heterosexual, of 27 years has been having a 5 year affair with a co-worker whose husband is HVC positive from kidney dialysis. He does not know if the girlfriend has been tested or if she is intimate with her husband or others. We have been intimate since I did not have knowledge of the affair until two months ago. The affair is on going. Should he be tested for the virus?
how does a husband who claims he fell in love with his mistress end this affair i thought we've been happily married for twenty seven years
No, the man deserves to know.
why dont you tell him why you had the affair and then he might back off abit
Leave him and her behind. If they wanted to be with each other they should have come to you and told you about their affair and not keep it in the dark. Seek a lawyers advice on divorce. Your marriage to me is not salvageable because of the length of the affair and the fact that there is now a love child involved.
He could be telling the truth, but he should have learned from his mistakes the first time. It doesn't matter if this woman's husband is cheating on her or not ... she has girlfriends to talk too and doesn't need your husband! After all, he's the male and she's a female and isn't that how cheating starts, just friends. Think about it! Tell him to lose the friend! If he doesn't like it, tell him the next step you plan he won't like even more and that's leaving! Good luck Marcy