Legal Question in Family Law in Massachusetts

Is there liability in divorce?
I am married 7 years with 3 children 5 years of age and younger. My wife has been having an affair with her boss, a senior manager at a high profile institution. She has filed for divorce against me. I want to know is there any liability on the part of the "boss" in this scenario. My wife agreed to seek counseling but the guy won't leave her alone and she has since said that she has changed her mind and wants to go forward with the divorce. Can I sue him for damages? I saw on a news special that this happened to a woman I believe in Atlanta and she won damamges from the interferring party!

Asked on 10/06/00, 9:17 am

Paul Kolesnikovas Law Offices of Paul Kolesnikovas

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Re: Is there liability in divorce?

Massachusetts has statutorily abolished the tort of alienation of affections.

Answered on 11/04/00, 8:41 am

Barbara C. Johnson Law Office of Barbara C. Johnson

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Re: Is there liability in divorce?

Go see the following file on my website: http://falseallegations.com/heart-balm.htm

It will answer your questions in probably more detail than you want.

If you still have questions after you read it, call me.

Answered on 11/03/00, 1:40 pm

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