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bangyuk
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12 Jun 11 #272572 by bangyuk

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We separated 4 years ago. She is living with a new partner and last year they had a baby.

I do not want to wait for five years separation.

I do not trust her to consent to separation - she has been messing me around.

If I Petition for divorce due to ongoing adultery I preseume this would be hard to contest? She is unlikely to use a lawyer.

Any other complications with adultery?

dukey
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12 Jun 11 #272580 by dukey

Reply from dukey

Did the adultery happen before you separated?.

bangyuk
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13 Jun 11 #272720 by bangyuk

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No, after.

dukey
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13 Jun 11 #272724 by dukey

Reply from dukey

Then strictly speaking the adultery was not the cause of the marital breakdown.

You have two options.

Two years separation by consent.

Unreasonable behaviour.

If she has a new partner and a baby is there any reason she would refuse two years separation by consent, the marriage is long over.

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