Attorney Jonathan Jacobs discusses the stigma surrounding dating during divorce, challenging the common perception that infidelity is the primary cause of marital breakdowns. Divorce and Family Podcast explores other common reasons for divorce, the impact of new relationships on children, and the distinction between public opinion and legal realities in divorce proceedings. The speaker emphasizes that infidelity may not hold significant weight in legal decisions unless it involves harm to children or financial misconduct.

1. The perception that all marriages end due to infidelity is misleading.
2. Many divorces stem from issues like violence or addiction.
3. Emotional affairs are often more prevalent than sexual ones.
4. Dating during separation is common, but often kept discreet.
5. Divorce creates heightened emotions and tensions between parties.
6. Proving infidelity may not provide a legal advantage in divorce.
7. Judges focus on the best interests of children, not public opinion.
8. Infidelity's legal implications are limited to financial misconduct or child safety.
9. Separation often precedes new relationships, reducing potential harm to children.
10. Understanding the legal landscape is crucial for navigating divorce effectively.

"Is the other party actually cheating?"

Chapters
00:00
The Perception of Dating During Divorce
02:46
Understanding the Real Reasons for Divorce
05:12
The Impact of New Relationships on Children

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