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bull3t

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What is the name of your state (only U.S. law)? kentucky/tennesee


i am looking for answers. my wife and i have been planning to get a divorce. i wanted to be benevolent so i decided she could stay here until i return for my forthcoming deployment (i am in the US Army). this evening i found evidence that she is having an emotional affair with another soldier who is currently at another post via the internet. i have saved images of a few of their comments to each other, including one where my wife tells this man that she loves him, and he is the greatest man in the world. i am not surprised, i never put it past her. but i digress.. what, if any are the legal validity of these saved images when we do finally go to court for a divorce? please, let me know. email any useful information, if there is any. [email protected]

thank you.
 


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mistoffolees

Senior Member
bull3t said:
What is the name of your state (only U.S. law)? kentucky/tennesee


i am looking for answers. my wife and i have been planning to get a divorce. i wanted to be benevolent so i decided she could stay here until i return for my forthcoming deployment (i am in the US Army). this evening i found evidence that she is having an emotional affair with another soldier who is currently at another post via the internet. i have saved images of a few of their comments to each other, including one where my wife tells this man that she loves him, and he is the greatest man in the world. i am not surprised, i never put it past her. but i digress.. what, if any are the legal validity of these saved images when we do finally go to court for a divorce? please, let me know. email any useful information, if there is any. [email protected]

thank you.
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It would depend on how you got them. Depending on the method, they might not be admissible.

Depending on which state you actually live in (you can't have residency in 2 states), it might not matter, anyway.
 
>Charlotte<

>Charlotte<

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The result with them will pretty much be the same result you'd get without them. You don't need to prove anything to get your divorce.
 
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