Can you sue husbands mistress on behalf of your children?

Answer 1

Your children don't have grounds to sue your husband's lover. There is a mostly outdated alienation of affection under which you may be able to sue but that has been abolished in most jurisdictions. You should note that it was your husband who violated his obligation to you and your children.

Your children don't have grounds to sue your husband's lover. There is a mostly outdated alienation of affection under which you may be able to sue but that has been abolished in most jurisdictions. You should note that it was your husband who violated his obligation to you and your children.

Your children don't have grounds to sue your husband's lover. There is a mostly outdated alienation of affection under which you may be able to sue but that has been abolished in most jurisdictions. You should note that it was your husband who violated his obligation to you and your children.

Your children don't have grounds to sue your husband's lover. There is a mostly outdated alienation of affection under which you may be able to sue but that has been abolished in most jurisdictions. You should note that it was your husband who violated his obligation to you and your children.

Answer 2

ANSWER:

I'm not sure why you wanted to sue this woman who is not worthy of your time and dignity. Unless she is hurting you or let say she still getting in touch with you non stop then you might contact the police department and file a complain to what she is doing. If this is the problem that you have against her, can't really sue her, because all she is doing is harass and annoyed you. The person you need to sue is you're ex husband because it was him who chase this other woman because of what they always use to complain, " not getting my needs from home" that is why I decided to look outside my marriage.

you can find a few lawyers and tell them what is your problem and they will tell you that it will be a waste of time and money to do it. Take my words for it because I had done it, i asked a lot of questions about how to get rid of this woman that the man I marry had the affair. Unfortunately I don't have the case because this woman didn't have an affair with me but with the man I marry.

Your only best scenario is let your ex knows what his mistress is doing, then walk away from it. Cause one day the people that hurt you will pay in a different ways that will be more bad.

Answer 3

Your children don't have grounds to sue your husband's lover. There is a mostly outdated alienation of affection under which you may be able to sue but that has been abolished in most jurisdictions. You should note that it was your husband who violated his obligation to you and your children.