My husband gave me a sexually transmitted disease
In this video, Matt Ludt discusses how infidelity can sometimes lead to the transmission of a sexually transmitted disease (STD) and the legal options available in a divorce. He explains how one spouse can bring a claim for injury or responsible battery against the other if the STD was knowingly transmitted, and how such claims might be reserved for future resolution if the situation worsens.
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