What is considered adultery in South Carolina?
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What is considered adultery in South Carolina?
Under South Carolina law, adultery is defined as intercourse between a married person and someone other than that person’s spouse. Commonly, we refer to it as cheating. In South Carolina, cheating on your spouse can have some serious financial and legal consequences when you decide it is time to file for divorce.
Should you stay with someone who cheated on you?
When love is healthy there’s no fear of losing someone. There is no fear of him cheating on you. You shouldn’t stay with someone who has little or no commitment to your relationship. You should only invest your love in someone who can truly return the love you invest in them.
Is cheating in relationships common?
Cheating is fairly common. According to a 2015 poll by YouGov/The Economist, one in five Americans admit to having been unfaithful within the context of a committed relationship.
What nationality cheats the most?
According to data from Durex, the likelihood of somebody cheating on their partner depends heavily on their nationality. Their data reveals that 51 percent of Thai adults have admitted having an affair, the highest rate worldwide. Danes are also likely to play away, along with Italians.
