Lawsuit Against the Adulterous Partner (Female) Attorney Success Case | Attorney for the Lawsuit Against the Adulterous Partner (Female) Secures Substantial Damages for Emotional Distress and Reaches a Settlement

The client who came to an attorney for a lawsuit against the adulterous partner (female) sought to file a damages lawsuit against the spouse's adulterous partner (female).

While the client had been suspecting infidelity due to the spouse's frequent nights away from home and late returns, the client learned that the spouse's statement of having stayed out overnight on a business trip was false.

Convinced of the infidelity by the spouse's lie, the client pressed for the truth, and the spouse confessed the infidelity to the client.

The spouse's adulterous partner (female) was a prospective bride about to marry, and was pretending to her prospective groom that she was the victim, and was instead intimidating the client.

Reaching a point at which the situation was unbearable, the client came to Daeryun's attorney for a lawsuit against the adulterous partner (female) in order to file a lawsuit against the adulterous partner (female).

■ Legal principles related to the case, as explained by the attorney for a lawsuit against the adulterous partner (female)

Damages for emotional distress may be claimed from an affair partner who is responsible for the breakdown of the marriage, but such a partner is not subject to a claim where any of the following conditions applies

1. Where the affair partner could not have known that my spouse was married;

2. Where the marital relationship had in fact already ended before the act with the affair partner.

Points to note when filing a damages for emotional distress lawsuit against an affair partner

Where, due to discord and a long period of separation, the marital cohabitation has broken down so that the substance of the marital life no longer exists and has reached a point that cannot objectively be restored, then even if a third party engaged in an affair with one of the spouses, the other spouse cannot claim damages from the third party.

Civil Act (Civil Code) Article 766 (Extinctive Prescription of Claim for Damages)

(1) A claim for damages arising from a tort shall be extinguished by prescription if it is not exercised within three years from the date on which the injured party or his or her legal representative becomes aware of such damage and of the person who caused it.

(2) The same shall apply where ten years have elapsed from the date on which the tort was committed.

The attorney for a lawsuit against the adulterous partner (female) claimed a substantial amount of damages for emotional distress from the adulterous partner (female), the spouse's affair partner.

The adulterous partner (female) committed an act of infidelity with the client's spouse and thereby infringed upon the marital cohabitation, as a result of which a harmonious household turned into a living nightmare in an instant.

The client was suffering to the extent of contemplating death, and even the client's children received a great psychological shock.

The attorney for a lawsuit against the adulterous partner (female) argued the mental harm suffered as a result of the spouse's infidelity and argued that the adulterous partner (female) had a responsibility to pay a substantial amount of damages for emotional distress to the client.

The attorney for a lawsuit against the adulterous partner (female) argued that the adulterous partner (female) had already known that the client and the spouse were married.

By securing the contents of the social media messages exchanged between the spouse and the adulterous partner (female), it was possible to establish that they had conversed about the married life.

If the adulterous partner (female) had not known of the spouse's marriage, the client would not have been able to claim damages for emotional distress from the adulterous partner (female).

Accordingly, the attorney for a lawsuit against the adulterous partner (female) argued that a substantial amount of damages for emotional distress could be claimed from the adulterous partner (female), who had known of the marriage.

An attorney for a lawsuit against the adulterous partner (female) The client who came to the attorney sought to file a lawsuit to claim damages for emotional distress against the adulterous partner (female), the spouse's affair partner.

Accordingly, Daeryun formed a case team of attorneys for a lawsuit against the adulterous partner (female) with extensive litigation experience and assisted with the overall procedure.

As a result, a substantial settlement amount matching the amount claimed as damages for emotional distress was proposed, and after the settlement was reached, the case could be concluded promptly by submitting a statement of no desire for punishment and a withdrawal of the lawsuit.

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