There are two main types of evidence needed when filing a lawsuit for adultery:

1. Basic Supporting Documents (about the plaintiff):
– A copy of the marriage certificate
– A copy of the plaintiff’s ID card and household registration
– Birth certificates (if children are involved)
– Proof of income or social standing (e.g., payslips, official letters, wedding documents, public figure status)
These help demonstrate the damage to your dignity, finances, or reputation.

2. Direct Evidence of the Affair (gather discreetly!):
– Chat messages (Line, Facebook, etc.) showing romantic or sexual content
– Photos or videos of the spouse and paramour together
– Hotel receipts, travel bookings, or evidence of overnight stays
– Gifts or money transfers between the spouse and the paramour
– Solo photos of the paramour taken inside your home
– Witnesses who saw them together as lovers

Important:
Keep calm. If you suspect an affair, don’t confront them right away — doing so might scare them off and destroy the evidence.
Let a legal team help you investigate properly.

Statute of Limitations:
You must file the case within one year of discovering the adulterous relationship.
Delay too long and you’ll lose the right to sue.

True Case to Learn From:
“Ms. Ann” suspected her husband of cheating and immediately caused a scene, which led the paramour to delete all chats and disappear.
Luckily, she came to the Alpha Lawyer Team in time.
We advised her to stay calm, helped collect evidence legally, and filed the lawsuit successfully.
The court ordered the paramour to pay compensation in the six-figure range.

If you suspect your partner is having an affair and want to pursue justice —
Contact the Alpha Lawyer Team.

Phone: +66 91 724 6196
Email: alphalawyers1@gmail.com
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Website: www.alphalawyerskorat.com

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