I am separated from my husband and have recently began dating another man. Could he "get me" on adultery and try to take full custody of our 2 children? We do not live under the same roof and I have a legit separation agreement (that he wont sign). -- Anna
Can He Get Custody Based on My Adultery?
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Anna: He can file for divorce based on grounds of adultery, but the test for custody is best interests of the children. That depends more on whether you are a good parent rather than whether you are a good spouse.
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