So, your spouse cheated. Should you file for divorce on adultery grounds? Here is what you need to think about (if you are based in Virginia)

Pros:

• If you can prove it, your spouse may not get alimony.
• It can give you some leverage in negotiations.
• You may want to set the record straight in court.

Cons:

• It can be hard (and costly) to prove.
• A contested divorce often takes longer and adds stress.
• If you have kids, the drama may spill over into co-parenting.

In some cases, a no-fault divorce based on living apart for one year is simpler and more peaceful.

At the end of the day, this is your life. The right decision depends on your goals, your evidence, and your peace of mind. We are here to walk you through it, every step of the way.

Contact G. Best Husband Law to schedule a confidential consultation and learn your options. 

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