A number of months ago a client named the workplace to ask us for a answer to a dilemma he had. He knew his wife was having an affair with yet another man but he couldn’t work out the best way to prove it. He told us all he knew about her affair. He knew it had been going on for some years. He thinks they met even though she was operating as an air stewardess. She worked in some exotic locations and our client believes he would go to a few of the locations with her. Our client knew about this affair but he turned a blind eye because he was also getting an affair.
A couple of years ago they decided to be faithful to each other and quit the affairs. He believes he has stuck towards the deal but she has not. He told us that he wanted us to follow her on a Wednesday night for 4 weeks as he believed that was the night they met.
We did this as he asked for four weeks. Each Wednesday for those 4 weeks she went towards the exact same hotel. She would be dressed up really glamorously and she would wait inside the bar for a man. The identical man turned up and they would have a drink after which go as much as among the bedrooms. She would come down prior to midnight and go straight house. We put all the evidence in a report along with photographs and video footage.
As soon as our client had all the information he decided to take legal action and file for divorce on the grounds of adultery. They're now divorced and despite the fact that our client is sad he can now move on and uncover a partner who will be faithful to him.
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A Hertfordshire borough and town, Stevenage (STEE-vən-ij/ˈstiːvənɪdʒ) is to London's north by (44 km) 28 miles. Between to the south Welwyn Garden City, and to the north Letchworth Garden City, east of A1(M) 7 and 8 junctions is Stevenage. Designated the New Town of the UK under the New Towns Act was Stevenage in 1946.
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