Frisco Divorce Lawyers

Infidelity

When you are in a marriage or other committed relationship, there is usually an understanding of mutual fidelity. This means each partner is loyal to one another, resisting temptations from others. When one or both partners violate this pact, it is called infidelity, or “cheating”. But what qualifies as cheating? By knowing what behavior you find unacceptable in a committed relationship, you are better able to voice your concerns and take the necessary actions if infidelity enters your marriage.

If you have discovered your spouse is guilty of infidelity, your may have grounds to file for divorce. The Frisco divorce lawyers of Alexander & Associates can help you with this complicated and emotional legal process. Contact our offices today at 972-420-6570 for more information or to get started on your case.

What Counts as “Cheating”?

The definition of cheating is a very personal matter and can differ from person to person, and even spouse to spouse. However, there are many behaviors which usually fall under the category of infidelity. These include:

• Going on romantic outings with someone else
• Kissing someone other than your partner
• Having sexual relations with someone other than your partner
• Forming a close, romantic relationship with someone else
• Sharing a bed with someone else
• Close, extended physical contact with someone else – for example, dancing

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Infidelity tears apart marriages. If you have been the victim of an unfaithful spouse, divorce can help you cope with the infidelity and move on with your life. The Frisco divorce lawyers of Alexander & Associates are prepared to help you with your divorce case and give you the support you need. Contact us today at 972-420-6570 to speak with one of our compassionate attorneys about your case.