Legal Question in Civil Litigation in Maryland
i ws in a relaionship with a man who was seperated from huis wife. we departed ways on sevferal occasions each tme he came back and did eveything he coulod down to seeing a lawyer to reassure me that the marriage was definitely over. i have a heart condition and coltis which are trigured by stress. he knew these things. i needed no stress he informed me he was positively sure. to ony turn around after carryuing things normal allday that he was at hospital and his wife was with him. and later texted to say he was gpoing to work on marriage out of the blue. i suffered emotional stress loss of appetite to this day 2 weeks now and was hospitalized.for 3 days .due i have any grounds to make him pay hospital bill i have no insurance. curious
1 Answer from Attorneys
No.
Even if a someone forms emotional attachments to a married individual and relies on their promises, adultery remains illegal in the state of Maryland and agreements to do some illegal act (such as continue a sexual relationship when one of the partners is married to someone else) are void as a matter of law. Regardless of whether a person is separated from their spouse or still living in the same home, until a divorce occurs they remain legally married.
It sounds as though you are grieving this turn of events and physically and emotionally have suffered from your relationship. About 3,000 years ago, a wise lawgiver once wrote proverbs observing among other things that dishonest people tend to lie and that adultery tends to harm those involved in it. While not legal advice, I encourage you to seek a good counselor or mature friend to help you at this time.
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