LafayetteLady -> RE: "We've never met, but could you help me cheat?" (1/17/2010 11:46:43 AM)
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ORIGINAL: DarkSteven What JBGolden said. Since we're talking lawyering here, I need to point out that when the shit hits the fan, if there is an alienation of affection suit, that any Domme who supplied a referral could conceivably be held liable. antipode, I like that concept about anybody saying no to be arrogant and forcing their morality on someone else. I'll keep it in mind the next time a woman refuses my advances. For giving a referral? Not likely. If you go that route, then this site could conceivably become liable for providing a place for him to look, which on some level could be construed as a "referral." In reality "alienation of affection" lawsuits against the person not the spouse are rare and so difficult to prove, most lawyers aren't going to bother. Even when claiming adultery in a divorce, you can't simply name the other person and that's it. The majority of states are now "no fault" which means that it doesn't really matter what went wrong, it doesn't change the settlement much. Sure everyone is going to come back with how "X" "Y" and "Z" happened to them, but in reality, they really don't actually understand the legal details that led to that.
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