Infidelity Consequences
Jordan advises a listener on how to handle their partner's infidelity. He suggests getting a therapist and a lawyer and gathering legal evidence of infidelity. He warns against illegal means of obtaining information and emphasizes the importance of having legal evidence in case of a divorce.In this clip
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Related Questions
Is it reasonable for the betrayed partner to ask that the unfaithful partner tell a couple of relevant people in his life about the cheating and that he wants to work things out with the betrayed partner, such as long-term friends who were led to believe they had broken up or co-workers who witnessed him hitting on and spending time with other women?
What would experts in the field say about a situation where, for the first few months post-betrayal, the betrayed partner asks for things that might help her heal, such as: - Transparency with electronics whenever the betrayed partner wants to see a phone or an email, not just when it's convenient for the unfaithful partner. - Keeping his location on at all times. - Having only one accessible cell phone and phone number, with no hidden apps like TextNow or Snapchat. - Not following or befriending single women that he doesn't know personally on social media. - Not leaving in the middle of the night randomly for a while. - Not going to a specific friend's house (where sexual encounters and drugs "almost" occurred twice) without bringing her with him. Are these requests healthy and normal responses? What if the unfaithful partner gets angry at these requests, claiming they are entitled, controlling, or that he shouldn't be accused of things that haven't been proven?