Can the Children of a Mississippi Marriage Have a Cause of Action for Alienation of Affection?

November 12, 2014 § 1 Comment

No, says the MSSC in Brent v. Mathis on November 6, 2014.

§ One Response to Can the Children of a Mississippi Marriage Have a Cause of Action for Alienation of Affection?

  • randywallace says:

    In theory, allowing a child to sue a paramour that wrecked the child’s home life sounds persuasive. However, the collateral consequences of that child visiting or living under the same roof with the paramour make it unworkable. The discovery process and trial would be detrimental to the child to say the least.

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