Jaime Davis, a divorce attorney in North Carolina and partner with Gailor, Hunt, Jenkins, Taylor, Davis and Gibbs shares information on how to obtain evidence of adultery if you or your spouse has a potential alimony claim. First, Jaime explains that it is important to collect evidence before either you or your spouse leaves the marital home. Then, Jaime explains the many options available for collecting evidence that your spouse is cheating, such as hiring a private investigator, and the importance of collecting evidence in an ethical manner, which means never hacking into your spouse’s computer or cellphone or installing a spyware on their computer or secretly recording their phone conversations. Collecting evidence in the wrong manner could easily backfire on you and lead to you being charged with wiretapping. Learn more about how to collect evidence of adultery in a way that will benefit you in this video.

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