for divorce,what kind of adultery evidence do i need to prove my spouse is cheating

Thank you for reaching out and sharing your concern. Under Vietnamese law, particularly the Law on Marriage and Family (2014), adultery may be considered a violation of marital obligations and can be grounds for divorce if it causes serious breakdown of the marital relationship. In practice, text messages can be used as supporting evidence, but they are not always sufficient on their own. Other forms of evidence that can strengthen your case may include: Photos, videos, or recordings showing inappropriate behavior; Hotel, travel, or accommodation records indicating cohabitation; Testimonies from witnesses (neighbors, friends, colleagues, etc.); Official police or administrative reports, if applicable. However, please note that all evidence must be collected legally — violating privacy laws (e.g., hacking phones, unauthorized recording) may render evidence invalid or expose you to liability. If you wish to better understand how such evidence can be lawfully used in your specific situation, we would recommend scheduling a short consultation with our legal team. Should you wish to proceed, please contact us: Warm regards, THE LAM LAW LLC

Thank you for reaching out and sharing your concern. Under Vietnamese law, particularly the Law on Marriage and Family (2014), adultery may be considered a violation of marital obligations and can be grounds for divorce if it causes serious breakdown of the marital relationship. In practice, text messages can be used as supporting evidence, but they are not always sufficient on their own. Other forms of evidence that can strengthen your case may include: Photos, videos, or recordings showing inappropriate behavior; Hotel, travel, or accommodation records indicating cohabitation; Testimonies from witnesses (neighbors, friends, colleagues, etc.); Official police or administrative reports, if applicable. However, please note that all evidence must be collected legally — violating privacy laws (e.g., hacking phones, unauthorized recording) may render evidence invalid or expose you to liability. If you wish to better understand how such evidence can be lawfully used in your specific situation, we would recommend scheduling a short consultation with our legal team. Should you wish to proceed, please contact us: Warm regards, THE LAM LAW LLC