**Marriage Legal Issues: How will the lack of evidence of infidelity affect the outcome of the divorce?
Introduction: Recently, the topic of how the lack of evidence of infidelity will affect the outcome of divorce has become the focus of everyone's attention. This article will start with this issue, and delve into the possible situations and potential risks, so as to guide everyone to better understand and prevent such disputes.
Subject: First of all, when one of the spouses only has a slight infidelity, which does not constitute serious circumstances such as bigamy or cohabitation with others, there is no need to worry too much about the disposition of the marriage. However, if the infidelity has reached the point of bigamy or even cohabitation, and the other party is resolutely unwilling to make concessions, it is particularly wise to choose to enter the divorce process. In this process, evidence should be collected to strengthen persuasiveness, so that highly controversial and conclusive evidence can have a beneficial impact on the party at the legal level.
However, the other party's cheating does not necessarily mean that the divorce will be awarded, and the fundamental basis for the court to determine whether the marriage has broken down is that "the relationship between the husband and wife has indeed broken down, and the marriage cannot be repaired". In real life, not all extramarital affairs can directly lead to a divorce judgment, such as mental infidelity in marriage, ambiguous or accidental extramarital sex with the opposite sex, etc., even if there is clear evidence, the divorce may not be awarded. At this time, the plaintiff should try his best to prepare sufficient evidence to prove the extent of the breakdown of the relationship between the husband and wife, and only by providing sufficient and strong evidence to prove that the relationship has indeed broken down can it be supported by the court.
It is also worth noting that although marriage is one of the major events in life, involving wealth and affection, it is an effective means to freeze assets in a timely manner when dealing with issues involving the distribution of property. During divorce proceedings, a lot of valuable time is often consumed. When a merchant is faced with such a situation, it is advisable to prepare well in advance to increase the likelihood of success.
Conclusion: In short, in a marital relationship, the harm caused by infidelity to the other party is undoubtedly huge, but the law still follows the decision on divorce"The relationship between husband and wife has indeed broken down, and the marriage cannot be repaired"principles. Therefore, when dealing with similar issues, businesses should pay attention to the judicial process and actively seek professional help from a lawyer to minimize the negative impact.