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Adultery can impact alimony but not child support in New Jersey. To file for divorce on these grounds, gather evidence like a paternity test, financial records, and witness testimonies. File a complaint for divorce citing adultery at your countys family court. Your unemployment status will be considered in alimony and child support decisions.Full Conversation
my husband cheated in the marriage and had a child we have been married 17yrs with * children, age * and age *. he is asking for alimony and child support from me andi dont make as much as he does. im currently unemployed. what are my opitions i would like t file for adultery
Hi Leslie, in Florida, adultery can impact alimony but not child support. Here are some points to consider:
- **Alimony**: Courts consider adultery when awarding alimony, especially if marital funds were used on the affair.
- **Child Support**: It is based on income and needs, not marital conduct.
- **Unemployment**: Your lack of income will be considered in both alimony and child support decisions.
Would you like more information on how to file for adultery or other aspects of your case?
he in new jersey
Thank you for the update. In New Jersey:
- **Alimony**: Courts may consider adultery when awarding alimony, especially if marital resources were used on the affair.
- **Child Support**: Based on income and child needs, not marital conduct.
- **Unemployment**: Your income status will be considered.
Would you like more information on how to file for adultery or other aspects of your case?
yes
In New Jersey, filing for adultery involves specific steps. Here are the basic points:
- **Grounds for Divorce**: Adultery is a valid ground.
- **Evidence**: You must provide proof of the affair.
- **Filing**: File a complaint for divorce citing adultery.
Would you like detailed steps on how to gather evidence or file the complaint?
yes
Steps to File for Adultery in New Jersey:
*. **Evidence Gathering**:
- Collect proof of the affair (e.g., photos, texts, financial records).
- Witness testimonies can also be helpful.
*. **Filing the Complaint**:
- File a complaint for divorce citing adultery at your county's family court.
- Include all relevant evidence.
Would you like more details on the evidence or filing process?
proof is child
Leslie, to use the child as proof of adultery in New Jersey, you will need to gather and present specific evidence. Here are key points:
- **Paternity Test**: Establish that the child is your husband's through a DNA test.
- **Financial Records**: Show any marital funds spent on the child or the affair.
- **Additional Evidence**: Gather texts, emails, or witness testimonies confirming the affair.
Would you like more detailed information on any of these points?
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