Many relationships end due to adultery. Everyone has their own reasons for why they commit adultery, such as the relationship feeling unfulfilling. In many states, a married couple does not need a reason to divorce, so if one person has committed adultery, then it will have no impact on the proceedings.
However, South Carolina is not one of those states. If one spouse has committed adultery, then it can indeed have an impact on the divorce. The exception to this rule would be if one spouse gave the other permission to engage in sexual intercourse with another individual. However, if that is not the case, then adultery can impact the amount of alimony one spouse receives.
