Are You a Victim of Infidelity?

Divorce rates in the United States have risen steadily over the past few years. Although there are a number of reasons for this, one of the most common problems that married couples face is that of infidelity. Infidelity can be an extremely difficult challenge for any marriage. Individuals who happen to find out that their partners are engaging in extramarital affairs do not typically know how to react to the news and may even choose to deny or ignore the facts. Such a reaction is ill advised because it characterizes the individual as a helpless victim of circumstance.

This does not need to be the case. The i-Con Group offers private investigation services to people residing in the St. Louis area. We can put our extensive knowledge, experience, and resources to work to determine whether your spouse may be committing acts of infidelity behind your back. Whether you choose divorce or not, we firmly believe that if individuals are having doubts about their spouses, they are entitled to use legal means to uncover the truth. The information and evidence we gather remains fully confidential, and we always respect the considerations and preferences of all our clients.

To learn more about our infidelity investigations or to work with our private investigators, contact us online or by phone at (800) 790-4266 today.

What Constitutes Infidelity?

Definitions of infidelity are likely to differ from person to person. Often men have different definitions of infidelity in relation to women. Moreover, some men may not agree with other men about what constitutes an act of infidelity. The same can be said for women. Since definitions of infidelity may be vague themselves, it can be difficult to determine when one can be classified as a cheating husband or wife. Ultimately, the decision comes down to one of personal preference.

Common Definitions of Infidelity

It is usually a common opinion that a person is said to have commit adultery when they intentionally commit acts of a sexual nature with a partner other than the one with whom they are married or in a committed relationship. Inappropriate physical contact, kissing, or sexual intercourse can all commonly be considered as acts of infidelity. These kinds of acts can be extremely damaging to a marriage or relationship and in many cases may be reason for divorce.

While this type of physical infidelity is more commonly recognizable, the line tends to blur when it comes to the concept of emotional relationships. People often disagree about whether a relationship between a married person and another individual can be classified as infidelity when no physical acts occur. When one spouse makes a new friend of the opposite sex, their partner may see this as infidelity if they are sharing intimate details and spending excessive amounts of time together. Some may consider emotional affairs infidelity if the relationship begins adversely affecting or taking away from the quality of the marriage. Others constitute emotional affairs as infidelity simply because they encourage adultery even if physical acts have not occurred yet.

With many different definitions of infidelity available, the reality is that when a person indulges in what may be deemed as an act of infidelity, it is not he/she who gets to decide what constitutes infidelity. It must always depend on the victimized member of the couple. Infidelity is always associated with damaging a relationship. As such, an act would be considered one of infidelity if the victimized member of the couple feels hurt or troubled.

The i-Con Group Can Help You with Your Infidelity Woes

One of the most important things to remember when using a private investigation service to investigate issues relating to infidelity is never to confront your spouse until you have a strong case and plenty of evidence against your spouse that supports your view of infidelity.

The i-Con Group has the requisite experience to help you build a solid case against your spouse if you are a victim of infidelity. With our help, you can ease your doubts and discover the truth giving you the peace of mind you desire.

Contact The i-Con Group To Learn More About Our Infidelity Investigation Services

If you suspect that your spouse may be cheating on you, contact The i-Con Group today online or by calling us at (800) 790-4266 to learn about your options.