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Cricket2001

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hi, i am from virginia. how can i prove in a court of law that my husband is committing adultry?
 


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bam

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one option... hire a pi (which will cost you, but if there is anything to be found... it will be money well spent.) hopefully your pi is considered an expert witness in court. the pi i secured used a telephoto lens camera and video. the pi informed me when we were finished that the evidence collected had what the court of law was looking for to prove adultery: "time, opportunity & amorous affection". Incidentally, that is what my atty states was needed for the case. i tagged the spouse several different days to get a pattern and to preserve the 20 hours for the pi's time on the case, which means that when i discovered things were going down... i contacted the pi and they (co-worker) arrived on the scene. if you love your spouse as much as i do... you may feel as sick as i did while waiting... it has only been a week since collecting the evidence. still, i feel heartbroken & betrayed and have great difficulty in forgetting the images i saw for myself. only hours later after collecting the evidence... spouse (not knowing that i have any evidence) told me that there has never been another, never loved another, never had sex with another, never made love to another... and only loves one person... being me!!! the lying/deceit is all that is empowering me at this time to keep moving forward. bottom line: if you don't think of yourself, than who will? SELF-PRESERVATION. i wish you the best of luck... Just a question... What ever happened to marriage, commitment, monogamy...?
 
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ibedamama

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Re: response to bam

Rage, shock, grief, disbelief....I've walked that mile in your shoes, sister. My heart goes out to you.

I can't give you legal advice...I'm no attorney. But, I can tell you this through personal experience: when the smoke clears, and matters are resolved, you still have to look at yourself every day in the mirror. Be sure you see someone you can be proud of. It'll help.

Take care,

ibedamama

 
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bam

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reply to: ibedamama...
my spouse has continued to make every effort to find me to be the problem... however, i am now looking at my reflection and realizing that i am blessed with looks, physique, talent, educated, honest and have good morals and values whereas he should be (and hopefully will be) the one having difficulty looking at his own reflection... he has betrayed not only me, but his family...they will never truly forgive him for the dishonesty. his health is dwindling, he is older than me, his hair is falling out, the medication he is currently taking could have an adverse effect on him becoming impotent... the only thing i regret is not seeing the writing on the wall earlier before things got out of hand. i love him beyond words... i realize that nothing could ever be the same... i feel like i am forever in limbo. my empowerment... this is not my fault... i did not choose to walk out on our marriage. in fact, i agreed to do counseling... unlike my spouse who claimed they were not to be blaimed. as for the pi... that was a necessity and money well spent.
 
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ibedamama

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reply to bam

You're gonna be great! Good luck with everything!
 

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