Adultery and Divorce

Adultery and Divorce

Adultery and Divorce

Adultery cannot be used in a court of law to prove that the other spouse was at fault for the dissolution of the marriage. California is a no-fault state, meaning that a court will grant a divorce without either party proving that the other was in the wrong. The only proof required for a divorce is that there are irreconcilable differences which prevent the parties from remaining married.

If you need a divorce lawyer in the Orange County area to discuss a family law matter such as child support, spousal support, custody, transmutation or property division, contact Treviño Law, Inc. Conveniently located off of the 5 and 405 freeway at Lake Forest.

Please note that the posting of this family law blog is informational only. Specific circumstances and laws may determine the outcome of your particular situation and it is important to contact an attorney to analyze your situation.

Please note that this legal advice does not establish a family law attorney-client relationship. This is a legal advertisement for Treviño Law, Inc, an Orange County family law firm.

California is a no-fault state and fault is generally inadmissible.

California is a no-fault state and fault is generally inadmissible.

Tips for Leaving an Abusive Relationship, Getting a Restraining Order and Building Your Life Again.

Get Your FREE Book Copy!

15 Ways to Protect Yourself When Leaving an Abusive Relationship

Mail a copy?

A guide to help make decisions about your divorce, and get peace of mind—all without leaving your home.

Get Your FREE Book Copy!

Divorce Lawyers

Trevino Law

Whether you’re dealing with legal affairs or planning for the future of your family, our Orange County family law and estate planning attorneys can help you take control of your life.

Popup Form