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19 Jan

Cyber cheating has rapidly grown to be a leading cause for divorce over the last decade Often, these activities start out innocently enough, but before long, the friendship becomes more flirtatious and eventually morphs into a full blown online relationship that takes an spouse's already waning attention away from his or her marriage.While there are certain aspects of a physical affair, such as pregnancy and transmitting STDs, that aren't concerns with strictly emotional affairs, in all other aspects, both are considered equally devastating to relationships.Phone sex, sexting, instant messaging, chat rooms, live web cams, online dating sites, online virtual worlds, exchanging photos and live videos, not to mention Skype, Facebook, Instagram, Twitter—the list goes on.Simply put, there's no end to the options for a partner who is motivated to engage in a non-physical sexual relationship without someone else outside of marriage.A far less common example would be online infidelity that was so egregious that it caused emotional detriment to the innocent spouse that has impacted his or her ability to support himself—in other words, if an innocent spouse is so emotionally devastated that he or she is unable to work and needs therapy to recover.However, not all courts require the innocent spouse to prove that his or her spouse's online infidelity caused actual financial detriment or resulted in the dissipation of marital funds.The exact definition of marital misconduct varies by state and case law, but generally includes behavior that falls short of traditional adultery.Still, in many of these states, the misconduct must have a financial component, especially when it comes to property division.





Instead, generally one spouse simply needs to allege that there are irreconcilable differences or that the partners have become incompatible and that there's no hope for the marriage.