I am preparing an adultery partner lawsuit, but is the lawsuit possible even if I do not know the adultery partner's name?

You are considering an adultery partner lawsuit. Even if you do not know the name of the adultery partner (woman), you can prepare a damages lawsuit.

However, you must know basic personal information such as workplace, phone number, and vehicle number.

You can identify the adultery partner's personal information through a fact inquiry application and then proceed with the lawsuit.

To answer your second question, the adultery partner damages lawsuit can be filed even if you do not actually divorce, as long as the marriage was substantially broken due to the adultery partner.

However, in adultery partner lawsuits, confirming whether the establishment requirements are met is most important.

You must prove whether the adultery partner met your spouse knowing that your spouse was married and whether the spouse's extramarital act was the decisive cause of the marriage breakdown (this does not mean divorce itself).

You must submit evidence that meets these establishment conditions to prepare for the lawsuit.

However, if you collect evidence through illegal means, the evidence will not be admitted, and you may even face legal punishment, so caution is required.

Lawsuits against adultery partners have a statute of limitations, so prompt response is needed once you become aware of the spouse's adultery.

We recommend retaining an adultery partner lawsuit attorney who establishes strategy based on lawful evidence investigation to respond firmly.