Use of e-mails to prove adultry

[cnoah]

In New York there is no legal separation. When my wife and I separated early in the year I found e-mails that she was sending to someone she was seeing. I discovered these e-mails from my computer. Our account was under my name(password etc). It appears that she has had or was having an affair with this co-worker for sometime but this is not indicated in the e-mail "love letters". Can I legally use these e-mails to prove grounds for adultry?

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[LegalBeagle]

<BLOCKQUOTE><font size="1" face="Verdana, Arial">quote:</font><HR>Originally posted by cnoah:
In New York there is no legal separation. When my wife and I separated early in the year I found e-mails that she was sending to someone she was seeing. I discovered these e-mails from my computer. Our account was under my name(password etc). It appears that she has had or was having an affair with this co-worker for sometime but this is not indicated in the e-mail "love letters". Can I legally use these e-mails to prove grounds for adultry?

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Are there kids, assets or property involved ?

 

[cnoah]

<BLOCKQUOTE><font size="1" face="Verdana, Arial">quote:</font><HR>Originally posted by LegalBeagle:
Are there kids, assets or property involved ? <HR></BLOCKQUOTE>

Yes, on top of it she has falsely accused me of sexually abusing the children.

 

[cnoah]

yes, she has also falsely accused me of sexually abusing my children

 

[Reveal]

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