Homewrecker law

Dear Caroline,

There is a law called Aleination of Affection which you can read about on our website, however since you and your husband have reconciled, she was not successful in alienating his affections. Unfortunately because they had a child together she is going to continue to be a part of your life. I wish you all the best of luck.

Helena M. Nevicosi
Attorney with Rosen Law Firm

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Raleigh, North Carolina 27607
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My husband had an affair and left me and our small son for a much younger woman. He was gone a year and a half, and refused to let my husband see our son which has caused my son a lot of problems. They had a child from this unholy union. My husband has since returned to sanity and moved back with us.

When he left, I lost my house, and was forced to move into a small apartment. This women is still trying to cause trouble with us. Is it true that there is a homewrecker law? And how do I find out about it?

Caroline Cahoon