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Coping with Divorce or Separation

elleng

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1. Depends on the nature of your 'agreement,'

Reply to salparadise1000 (Original post)

Mon Jun 4, 2012, 03:38 AM

Jun 2012

how explicit, what is actually expected by each party. Clearly 'cheating' is not a legal term here, so it really depends on your 'understanding,' but certain acts might violate the laws of your State.

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This message was self-deleted by its author [View all] salparadise1000 Jun 2012 OP

Depends on the nature of your 'agreement,' elleng Jun 2012 #1

open it up. let the rules be known ahead of the time. seabeyond Jun 2012 #2

Even if you are in agreement that the marriage is over, SheilaT Jun 2012 #3