subject: Divorce and Cheating: What to Do When You Suspect Infidelity [print this page] THE FOREGOING CONSISTS OFGENERAL INFORMATION ONLY. YOU SHOULD NOT RELY ON IT AS "LEGAL ADVICE". THE FACTS OF YOUR MATTERMAY DIFFER SLIGHTLY FROM ANY EXAMPLE STATED HEREIN AND, THUS, YOU SHOULD CONSULT WITH A LAWYER. NO ATTORNEY-CLIENT RELATIONSHIP HAS BEEN ERSTABLISHED BY THIS ARTICLE. AN ATTORNEY-CLIENT RELATIONSHIP CAN ONLY BE ESTABLISHED AFTER A WRITTEN RETAINER AGREEMENT WITH A LAW FIRM HAS BEEN ENTERED INTO AND SIGNED, AND/OR PAYMENT OF THE RETAINER (INCLUDING THE CLEARING OF ANY FUNDS) HAS BEEN COMPLETED.
Divorce and Cheating: What to Do When You Suspect Infidelity
