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Is adultery still a significant factor in divorce cases?

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Is adultery still a significant factor in divorce cases?

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Yes it is, how significant depends on the circumstances of each particular case. It is sometimes more significant if there is a custody trial involving very small children, or considering property division and alimony questions. Sexual conduct with another person other than your spouse is still considered adultery even though you and your spouse have separated, and even though you haven’t met the person until after your separation. While to some “adultery” is a pejorative term or is a matter of degree or severity, Texas law still provides it is one matter the Court may consider in contested divorce cases.

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