Infidelity: How to Gather Evidence on a Cheater

Are you suspicious your partner is cheating—but don’t want to risk making a legal mistake? This clear, professional guide explains how to gather evidence of infidelity the right way so it can actually help you in court.

Learn what’s legal, what’s not, and how to stay empowered while protecting your rights in divorce, alimony, or custody. Whether you’re in Alabama or elsewhere in the U.S., this guide is a roadmap for smart, strategic action—written by a practicing family law attorney with over 20 years of experience.

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