Maryland | Family Law
Legal Question
Proof required for filing on grounds of adultery
I understand that in the state of MD, adultery needs to be proved even if the defendant is not contesting the fact. And that corroboration of the evidence has to be at least one witness. However, if the act of adultery has taken place in a foreign country and witnesses are impossible to produce or not feasible, then are copies of letters/e-mails sufficient proof for the plaintiff, especially if the defendant is not disputing the evidence?


