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No I don't think so. She hasn't broken any promises made to anyone or the law. He's the one you can sue since he is the one cheating. She didn't cheat on anyone. Don't make the mistake so many women do and turn the anger towards her. He's the one in the wrong.
yes...SHE
IS A FAMILY MEMBER AND KNEW EXACTLY WHAT SHE WAS DOING
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