Grounds for divorce

Myth

“I’m not committing adultery as I formed the relationship after we separated.”

Fact

If you have a sexual relationship with a member of the opposite sex while you are still married, then it is adultery, even if so far as you are concerned your relationship with your spouse has come to an end or you have been physically separated for some time. As such, it can be reasonably cited in any divorce proceedings brought by your former spouse.

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