Considering the possibility of divorce in a marriage marred by infidelity brings up the concern for finding an effective attorney who can protect your rights. This is crucial in affair #2 I Can't say no and affair #3: I don't want to say no. You may be at significant risk financially or in other ways. This article helps you formulate what you need to do to find a good family law attorney. Tracy talks about how to find a good family law attorney and how to set up the first interview. 7 questions are suggested to ask during the interview.
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If it appears that the marriage is over as a result of the infidelity or other reasons the topic of dating emerges. Some have a need to "get out there" for fear of being alone or to prove desirability. Others have no desire to date whatsoever. This article strongly urges caution about dating during a divorce, or separation. Practical considerations are given as well as examining the emotional implications and impact fo dating during divorce or separation.

Infidelity in and of itself presents a person with a tremendous amount of stress and tension. An inevitable question that arises out of this stress is, "Will this end in divorce?" This is frequently an unwanted thought since it means that many of your dreams and hopes are shattered. However, it is important to take some time to consider what might be involved in the divorce process. Use this article by one of my online colleagues as an introduction to the concept so you feel less afraid of the unknowns.