infidelity.org exists for one reason: finding out you've been cheated on is disorienting, and the internet's answer to that moment is usually either exploitative clickbait or nothing useful at all. We wanted something calmer.
This site is an independent, informational directory. We list attorneys, therapists, and coaches who work with people navigating infidelity and divorce, organized by state, alongside honest guides on the legal, emotional, and practical questions that come up.
How listings work
Listings are compiled from publicly available professional information (state bar directories, licensing boards, and professional directories like Psychology Today) and from professionals who submit themselves. Being listed here is not an endorsement, and we encourage you to verify credentials and licensing directly before working with anyone. If you're listed and want something corrected, updated, or removed, reach out and we'll take care of it quickly.
What this site isn't
We're not a law firm, a counseling practice, or a crisis service. Nothing here is legal, medical, or clinical advice. If you're in crisis, please call or text 988, or reach the National Domestic Violence Hotline at 1-800-799-7233.