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Heather Ammel contends in a lawsuit that she and husband Matthew had “a good and loving marriage” and “genuine love and affection”
That woman Heather Anmel is insane, her husband was unfaithful and that is 100% on him. Sinema never promised to be faithful to a woman she probably never met, but the husband of the crazy wife obviously did.
The marriage probably wasn't as loving as she thought.
Absolutely insane, a third party that is with someone who is married never promised anything, and hence also didn't break a promise. It's insane how people are so dense, and blame anybody else but the person they are married to that actually made a promise. For the state to allow such cases is insane!!!
These are remenents of times when divorce needed a reason. Common law stuff.
The issue with holding the spouse responsible is it can keep someone in an abusive relationship so we got rid of those barriers.
There are only a few of these cases a year and they almost never lead anywhere. Most judges feel the same way as you on it.
A quick search shows that North Carlonia is the only state that really has a lot of activity around it. https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Alienation_of_affections
Well, there is a fair amount of money to be made.