Do I Have a Case

I Live In North Carolina And My Husband Has A Serious Relationship With A Young Lady And They Have Discussed Marriage They Take Trips Together And Are Constantly Together I Have Phone Records Pictures And Sex Videos Of Her With Her Face On Them Also The Pictures Are Of The Both Of Them I Have Talked To This Lady And She Knew And Knows That He Is Married But She Refuses To Let Go She Wants Him To Leave His Family/children Do I Have A Case Against Her And Him Because He Is In The Process Of Leaving And I Do Not Have A Job Our Marriage Was Fine Until He Met This Chick

Your marriage was not fine before he met this woman! There was problems (perhaps unknown to you) before this. This is not just her fault either. Did she hold a gun to his head and force him to have sex with her? Now your "case", what case on what charge? I understand your anger my EX cheated as well and soon as I found out I was gone. Anger will not help. There is no "getting even" Wha tis it you would have this woman charged with or would you sue her for? Its time to focus on just moving on there is no case. I am truly sorry your hurt and angry but this will go nowhere but feed your anger more.

There are two potential claims which can be made under North Carolina Law, depending upon the facts. First, Alienation of Affection, which would require the plaintiff to establish:

1. A marriage which entailed love between the spouses in some degree;
2. That the spousal love was alienated and destroyed; and
3. That the defendant's malicious conduct contributed to or caused the loss of affection.

Another possibilty is "criminal conversation" which requires that the plaintiff establish, subject to a three year statute of limitations:

1. An act of intercourse between the plaintiff's spouse and the other person; and
2. The existence of a valid marriage between the the plaintiff and your adulterous spouse.

Given that you apparently remain married, a "criminal conversation" action would seem more viable. I am not sure what you might be able to recover in damages. If you are serious about pursuing this, consult a lawyer.