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Sometimes finding out the brutal truth about an unfaithful spouse can salvage your pride and offers a means of either accepting the infidelity and attempting to salvage the marriage, or to simply move on and end the marriage.

According to a survey reported in London’s Daily Mail this week, the number of private investigators hired to snoop on suspected adulterers has tripled in a year, according to a report published by law firm Grant Thornton.

The survey, based on interviews with 100 divorce lawyers, reveals that nearly one in five couples involved in divorce cases hired an investigator – with a third more women than men using their services. The cuckolded spouse is now faced with a dilemma. If an investigator proves your fears unfounded, what does it say about the state of trust in your marriage in the first place?

That may be because men are more likely than women to be having an affair – in 86 per cent of all 2005 divorce cases, men were being petitioned for divorce by their wives on the grounds of adultery.

Hiring an investigator may cost thousands of dollars, but in England an impending House of Lords ruling could turn family law on its head by allowing the conduct of both parties in a marriage to be taken into account when deciding upon financial settlements. Hard evidence, it seems, may soon convert to cash.

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