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My husband is being treated for bipolar disorder. Can he still be held accountable for “fault” (reckless spending, alcoholism, internet pornography & attempts to solicit women, & lost his employment due to excessive absenteeism, however the employer said it was because of budget constraints.) Or because bipolar is a medical condition, and his destructive behavior is “text book” behavior for the condition, would he NOT be held accountable & considered at fault as it would relate to receiving alimony? We have been married for 20 years and the disorder really began to show itself about 5 years ago. He does take his meds regularly, however, combined with 12+ beers each day, I would suspect the alcohol lessens the beneficial action of the medicine.
WANTED to know a little about alienation of affection.and abandament,andadultry.what i can do about all of them should i get a lawyer or not .pretty much left me in a bind but we dont have children thats good. just need a little advice.