No solid evidence agaist Adultery,but I know the truth, Can I have divorce? Indian Rules.?
931079
call the number and ask. tell the person u want to divorce her and need them to confess. if she is really cheating, the guy would want you both  to divorce and tell u the truth.
649578
I don't think Arizona recognizes your marriage, so I wouldn't think that you'd need a divorce (not for legal purposes, anyway.)
918452
No! Explain your feelings to her, and leave it to her to decide! If she is angered, talk divorce. If she understands, why break a GREAT marriage?
129761
Wow that is really serious. I guess, you should seek legal advise. And please, don't get to intimate for a while. She might have evidence or something that might incriminate you.
883082
If the divorce was not final, a new marriage (wherever solemnized) is invalid and your ex should be able to get a declaration to that effect, or an annulment. It is possible, but unlikely, that under Peruvian law (for some reason) he was considered already validly divorced, in which case the answer would be different.\n\nUnless there was fraudulent intent, prosecution for bigamy is unlikely. There's too much for the prosecutors to prove, and it wouldn't be in the public interest even if technically feasible.\n\nHe should discuss the matter with his lawyer. I'm confident the lawyer will give advice consistent with what I have said.\n\n(I will not address the issue of countries -- not Peru -- where customary and polygamous marriages are allowed.)
1038009
Yes.\nWhat is the affair you are talking about in your case?
1005631
I would divorce on the basis of fraud.  If a person wasn't forthcoming about something as monumental as their gender identity, and went as far as to MARRY someone without telling them, that person cannot be trusted.
685305
Listen very closely to what I'm telling you.  It's good advice.\n\nFirst, if your soon to be ex-husband is having dangerous affairs, if his lifestyle puts your children at risk, you could go to the CPS (Child Protective Services).\n\nDo you belong to a church?  Make an appointment during the week to tell a priest what is happening. He may know someone in the system who can help you.  Don't overlook this resource.\n\nWhen it comes to the justice system, forget about what is the truth, and what is right or wrong.  Lawyers are often working in their own self interest.  Everyone involved in the case is apt to make decisions based on what is easiest for them.  No one is going to risk their careers for you.\n\nIf you have accusations to make, you must be certain they can be substantiated:  names, dates, places, etc.  Do you have witnesses?  Will they testify under oath?  Will they sign a document certifying what they say is true?   There are RULES OF EVIDENCE, and judges will sometimes even forbid a person from making statements he considers irrelevant.\n\nRemember... people are going to do WHAT IS EASIEST for them.  If they're acting against you, stop making it so easy for them to ignore the truth.  Everyone has a boss.  You can always take this one step higher.\n\nI noticed you misspelled a few words.  Are you from this country?  Do you live here legally?  Do you have an education and can you support these children?  All these are very important factors that a judge will consider.\n\nThink very carefully before you act.  If your husband is actually a decent man, and could care better for the children, make the unselfish decision not to oppose him.\n\nBest of luck.
405543
Technically and morally, you are a sinner and a criminal. Adultery is illegal all the way around.
32476
Yeah, you probably will if you are trusting enough to ask complete strangers for relationship advice online. Good luck with that divorce too.
912771
If you plan on cheating, then you certainly should not get married.  Divorce is not easy.  It's hard on everyone involved, and cheating is enough to cause divorce.  Only marry for love...nothing else.  It won't work any other way.
366941
Basically a judge decides these things but it can be a contested divorce which means nothing goes until all parties agree. I'd suggest negotiating more...
168749
No. Sometimes people change and circumstances require divorce that is best for one, hopefully, both parties.  It just makes you wiser and experienced.  Good luck & never give-up!
97796
Divorce is hard. I wish I knew the answer to that one. I am facing a divorce...K
981082
I say she is cheating and divorce rather than separate. I have been there...my ex husband did this. It is an easy way to ask for a divorce. LL.
67927
Yes, you need to think, if your husband was cheating on you, how would you feel if your sister knew and didn't tell you.  You need to have enough evidence to prove that you are right about the accusations so that you aren't saying something that is not true.  Then you sit them down and explain what you know.  They won't take it well, who would, but at least you kept them from being dragged down even more.
731056
Yes but only if it is on the basis of abuse or adultery.