Posted AT 9:48 AM EDT on 24/04/08
Divorce's atomic bomb: false abuse allegations
The charges were eventually dropped, and his criminal record expunged, but the action had the desired effect. He was traumatized. She had exacted her revenge. They had been married for 20 years when she discovered, through an e-mail account, that he was having an affair.
So she hit him with the atomic bomb for warring spouses - false allegations of abuse - the proliferation of which alarms professionals in the divorce industry.
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