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Adultery and Alimony
When the admission of an affair by both the husband and his paramour were substantiated by a private investigator, the wife is entitled to a divorce on grounds of adultery even though the suit was filed on "no fault" grounds. Here, the trial court ruled that the law does not discriminate in time of occurrence so long as the parties are legally married when it occurs. Bushkar v. Bushkar, No. CH02-344, June 24, 2005
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