Divorce doesn’t just dissolve a marriage—it often reshapes entire families. And when infidelity enters the picture, emotions run even higher.

In this episode of Split Happens, meteorologist Katie Garner and Jacksonville board-certified family law attorney Jay Henderlite tackle one of the most common questions they hear: Does cheating actually affect your divorce outcome in Florida?

What the Law Really Says About Affairs

Many spouses come to attorneys angry and devastated, hoping that a partner’s affair will tip the scales in their favor during divorce proceedings. But as Henderlite explains, Florida is a no-fault divorce state, which means the legal system doesn’t treat infidelity as a reason to award more assets, more alimony, or better custody arrangements.

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