I believe the suit has to be on your behalf. The children can’t sue their mother for AofA.
You can only file on behalf or yourself and you do not need a lawyer to file. If you choose to go forward on your own behalf you will be expected to know all the rules that a lawyer does.
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I have read cases where the aggrieved spouse can proceed with the civil action of alienation of affection. I am the aggrieved party, as well as my children (both girls 8 & 4). Can I proceed with the civil action on behalf of my children or is this something that only I can do. Do I really need an attorney to file in civil court or is this something that I can do? Many thanks!
Jim G.