Maxfli
Apr 30, 2009, 07:03 AM
Hopefully, this will be an easy one where the law is concerned in NC. Me and my wife recently separated in January 09. The attorney that handled the separation agreement told us and included in the agreement that we were both free to carry on our own lives as if we were single. I have recently become concerned that my ex-wife is no longer satisfied with the agreement and might be attempting to change the agreement. When I had someone review the agreement, he noted several mistakes in wording, etc that represented poor legal work. He also told me that there was no such thing as a separation agreement allowing either spouse to break the law with adultery. He added that we were both free to see whom ever we'd like, but in the eyes of NC law we were still married and any sexual relationship with constitute adultery. My ex-wife has already admitted to having sex with her boyfriend and I'm reall not surprised. I ask because I am not currently involved with anyone on that level, but I'd still like to know just in case. The last thing I want to do is create more trouble for myself down the road. Hopefully, someone can tell me if this is true or not in reference to it being adultery or not. When you gt conflicting information from two attorneys, how do you know what's right?