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Should I call his CO about his cheating?

November 20, 2019 By Katie Carter

Should I call his CO about his cheating? The military has its own specific set of rules that military service members must follow, including a very specific prohibition against adultery. Not only that, but “fraternization” between fellow military service members is also frowned upon. Whenever anyone finds out that their partner is cheating, it’s devastating. It’s a huge betrayal of trust and confidence. It’s natural to feel untethered and to not be sure what action to take. It’s natural, … [Read more...]

Filed Under: Uncategorized Tagged With: adultery, cheating, child support, commanding officer, dishonorable discharge, divorce, military, spousal support

Will I be charged with adultery?

December 3, 2018 By Katie Carter

Will I be charged with adultery? So, as you probably already know (or you wouldn’t be reading this article), adultery is a crime in Virginia. It’s also grounds for divorce. But what happens if you file for divorce (or your husband files for divorce) and alleges adultery as the grounds? This is especially a concern for active duty military servicemembers, where adultery is expressly forbidden and could result in a dishonorable discharge at worst, or a whole host of other consequences – from … [Read more...]

Filed Under: Uncategorized Tagged With: adultery, army, civil, criminal, dishonorable discharge, divorce, grounds for divorce, military, navy, promotion, security clearance, separation

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