Legal Question in Family Law in Georgia
Infidelity Liability
My wife had an affair with my financial counselor. The affair started from him coming to our house and from my wife going to his office in search of financial advice. He is one of the top guys with prudential and after I discovered the afair my wife and I divorved. I lost a considerable amount of income from my business due to the mental anguish that I went through. I want to know if he would have and liablity personally or if I could go afet him, his company and prudential since he was representing them to me.
1 Answer from Attorneys
Re: Infidelity Liability
In general (and based on the facts given), no, you could not sue your financial counselor for lost income from your business. And it is even less likely you could sue Prudential for his actions.
If you would like to discuss any issues further, please feel free to contact my office. My contact information is below. Thank you.
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Glenn M. Lyon, Esq
MacGregor Lyon, LLC
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Atlanta Georgia 30309
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