newnoodogs
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Just let me know if this question is irrelevant or belongs in another thread.
My wife told me tonight that while at a cookout (I was not in attendance) she was "asked out" by a friend of a friend who happens to be a divorce attorney.
She's been throwing the word "divorce" around since before we even got married, so I wasn't surprised when she started baiting me and commenting how ironic it is, ha-ha-ha, and so forth.
My question is this: is it not an eggregious breach of ethics for a divorce attorney to actively precipitate marital infidelity? It must at least be considered a conflict of interest, right?
My first instinct was to get his name so I could consult with him about retaining his services as my divorce attorney.
I am a babe in the woods as far as the legal system is concerned. What are my options regarding this attorney?
My wife told me tonight that while at a cookout (I was not in attendance) she was "asked out" by a friend of a friend who happens to be a divorce attorney.
She's been throwing the word "divorce" around since before we even got married, so I wasn't surprised when she started baiting me and commenting how ironic it is, ha-ha-ha, and so forth.
My question is this: is it not an eggregious breach of ethics for a divorce attorney to actively precipitate marital infidelity? It must at least be considered a conflict of interest, right?
My first instinct was to get his name so I could consult with him about retaining his services as my divorce attorney.
I am a babe in the woods as far as the legal system is concerned. What are my options regarding this attorney?