In this video, we discuss whether you can sue your spouse's lover during a divorce in Maryland. 🤔
Unfortunately, the short answer is no. ❌
Maryland has abolished the law that allowed such lawsuits based on loss of consortium. However, adultery can still be used as a ground for divorce in the state. 💔
💔 It's important to note that adultery does not directly impact child custody arrangements. While cheating alone doesn't affect custody, if the cheating spouse abandoned the family, it could be a factor considered by the court. However, in most cases, the cheating spouse still maintains a relationship with the children.
Watch the video for more insights and learn about the legal landscape in Maryland. 🎥🎥
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