Infidelity
breaks up many marriages. North Carolina is one of the few states that allows
the innocent spouse a chance to sue the person who had an affair with their significant other.
It
is called an "alienation of affection" suit and it doesn't require
that the two parties even had sex. It only requires that you prove that the
other person was the contributing factor to the loss of affection between the
husband and wife. This can include phone calls, emails and even text messages.
Another
compensation offered by states like North Carolina offer is called a claim for
criminal conversation. This suit requires proof of sexual intercourse, but
compensates appropriately. According to
Wirednews.com, juries tend to react favorably to the abandoned spouse.
The
exact figures are not available, but suits like these would seem to curb the
desire for adultery.
Source: www.wiredprnews.com/