Andy Byron became an overnight sensation within seconds of featuring on Coldplay’s live concert. His private moment with his company’s HR, Kristin Cabot, was leaked online, after which, Andy was criticised for cheating on his wife. Soon, people across the world started speculating about the alimony he had to pay for cheating on his wife. But, in reality, California law doesn’t see cheating as a marital crime.
Andy Byron won’t have to pay huge alimony according to the California Law
Andy Byron was all over the internet last month, as social media speculated over his divorce saga and custody battles. But according to experts, who have studied marital law, ‘cheating’ doesn’t guarantee that it will lead to huge ‘alimony’. In an interview with The Blast, a Family law attorney, Richard Sullivan, highlighted:
“People often assume cheating automatically impacts the outcome of a divorce, especially emotionally charged cases like this.”
