Legal Question in Family Law in Georgia

Evidence of Adultery--Financial Outcome

My husband of 22 years has admitted to an 18-month affair. Considering we have 3 special needs sons, what evidence of adultery is recommended for the best financial outcome in terms of alimony and division of home equity?

He wants a quick, cheap divorce via mediation.

I want representation.

Is we end up in court, how should I prepare now?

Couldn't he deny the affair?

The other woman lives out of state.


Asked on 8/30/00, 11:34 pm

2 Answers from Attorneys
Glenn Loewenthal Glenn Loewenthal, P.C.

Re: Evidence of Adultery--Financial Outcome

You are right to believe you need representation. Only a skilled attorney will know how to develop the adultry issue. I suggest you contact counsel immediately. Feel free to call me if you wish.

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Answered on 10/03/00, 6:18 pm
Charles W. Field Charles W. Field, Attorney at Law

Re: Evidence of Adultery--Financial Outcome

You have already answered part of your question when you say you want representation. You should contact a local attorney with whom you are comfortable. The adultery issue can be tricky.

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Answered on 10/05/00, 12:44 pm


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