Unfortunately, South Carolina does not recognize alienation of affection as grounds to sue for adultery. Some states allow for “alienation of affection” claims, where you sue your ex-spouse or their lover for adultery or otherwise breaking up your marriage, but not South Carolina.
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Because of the role adultery can play in a divorce, it’s important to keep track of any evidence to help support your grounds for divorce. Having the help of a skilled Fort Mill family law attorney can also help ensure that your divorce proceeds smoothly and that you receive your fair share of marital property and any legally required financial support. If you are concerned that adultery has occurred, contact our Family Law Attorney in Fort Mill & Greenville at David W. Martin Attorney by calling (803) 548-2468 and we will be happy to help you handle this stressful situation to achieve the best possible outcome.
