What if my husband cheated on me during the trip?

If the husband has an affair with other members of the opposite sex during the trip and pays for it, it can be regarded as improper behavior in marriage. Then the money can be counted as the common property of both husband and wife, and the wife can consider defending her rights and interests through civil litigation and ask other opposite sex to return the money. Specifically, a wife can protect her rights through the following channels:

1. file a divorce lawsuit: If the husband's misconduct has seriously affected the marriage relationship, the wife can consider filing a divorce lawsuit. When divorcing, the wife can ask for more points in the distribution of property.

2. Bring a lawsuit to recover: If it is illegal for the husband to pay money to other members of the opposite sex, the wife may consider bringing a lawsuit to recover the money and ask a third party to return the money. Specifically, the wife needs to provide enough evidence to prove that her husband's payment behavior is illegal (such as in marriage, there is no purpose of payment, etc.). ).

In short, in order to protect her rights and interests through civil litigation, a wife needs to fully prove her husband's misconduct and payment behavior, and provide relevant evidence. At the same time, we should choose the right way to protect rights according to the actual situation.