Normally, courts will not consider spousal infidelity when determining the outcome of a divorce. Colorado is a “no fault” divorce state. This means that the court will not consider the reasons why the parties are seeking a divorce or “fault” during the divorce proceedings. A court will only consider party behavior in cases of child endangerment or dissipation (unreasonable depletion) of the marital assets.
Can I use my spouse’s infidelity as evidence to benefit me in my divorce?
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