He’s blowing smoke.
Chapter 50 of the NCGS (you can find them by going to the NC General Assembly’s web page, www.ncga.state.nc.us) has all the relevant details.
Thank you Golfball. I will go read Chapter 50 now.
No, that is not grounds for a divorce.
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My husband told me the following:
“In the state of NC, lack of sex in a marriage for 60 days is grounds for divorce.”
I have searched this site trying to verify that piece of information. I am trying to figure out if my husband was telling me the truth OR blameshifting to justify his adultery.
Is this true? And if so, could you please post a link to the statute (sp?) or link to where I can read about that.
Thank you.