Can you take your spouse to court for cheating?

Answer 1

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Answer 2

Yes you can, but your have to prove it. You can base your divorce on your spouse's cheating. I live in British Columbia, Canada and it wasn't easy getting a divorce in the 1970's. I hired a detective to get the evidence on my husband although I had caught him cheating on my own. When I did I left him, filed for divorce on those grounds and hired a detective.

Answer 3

There may be some obscure law which says that the husband can sue his wife because of her adultery but I have not heard of it. The husband has grounds to sue his wives lover if intercourse has taken place, and it causes the marriage to break up. The husband will no doubt benefit by what the wife must let him take from the home, even the home itself.

No doubt someone more familiar with the laws regarding your question, may be more qualified to answer it to your satisfaction.

Answer 4

You cannot sue your spouse in most jurisdictions. The exception is divorce. You can sue him for divorce to end your marriage.
You cannot simply "sue" your husbnd for being unfaithful but many states still allow adultery as grounds for divorce.

Answer 5

Generally no, you cannot sue your spouse while you are still married. Generally, the only lawsuit a spouse can file against a spouse is a complaint for divorce.

Answer 6

Yes, you and your husband made a pact to stay together until death parts you.