I need to file an adultery lawsuit against the male partner.

To file an adultery lawsuit against the male partner, three elements must be met: 1) the male partner knew that your wife was married, 2) there was an adulterous relationship between the male partner and your wife, and 3) emotional distress occurred due to the adulterous act.

Also, objective materials that can prove these points are needed.

First, conversations such as KakaoTalk chats, text messages, and messenger records that reveal an affectionate relationship between the two or imply adulterous acts can be important evidence.

Other materials commonly used in practice include the following.

∙ Photos/videos: Scenes of going to motels, hotels, travel destinations together

∙ Payment records: Payments for accommodations, gifts, travel expenses, etc. related to adulterous acts

∙ Call records and location information: Repeated and abnormal contact times, matching movements at specific locations

∙ Statements from third parties: Eyewitness statements from acquaintances or surrounding people

Since one piece of evidence alone may be insufficient, it is important to comprehensively present multiple pieces of evidence so that the fact of adulterous acts can be inferred.

Note that if the marital relationship was effectively broken before the two committed the adulterous act, you cannot file an adultery lawsuit against the male partner, so please keep this in mind and try to obtain the desired result through the adultery lawsuit against the male partner.