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Can I sue my husband's girlfriend? We haven't even gone to court yet, and she's pushed her way into my former home. Adultery, loss of affection, loss of income,etc.
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Read More Answered By: David Slepkow |
Re: divorce The tort/ cause of action for alienation of affections was abolished in Rhode Island(RI). Therefore, you cannot sue your husband's Girlfriend because your husband cheated / committed adultery with her. You may be able to get a much larger portion of the marital property in a divorce because your husaband's bad conduct caused the breakup the the marriage. You may also be able to subphoena his girlfriend to testify in the divorce case. |
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