Ryanna T. CapalboJD
Bilodeau Capalbo, LLC
Ryanna Capalbo practices divorce and family law at Bilodeau Capalbo, a Rhode Island and Connecticut firm based in West Warwick.
Christopher E. HebergJD
Law Office of Christopher E. Heberg
Christopher Heberg has practiced Rhode Island divorce and family law since 1998, handling complex and high-asset divorce, custody, and child support cases from East Greenwich.
David SlepkowJD
Slepkow Law LLC
David Slepkow is an East Providence attorney practicing Rhode Island divorce and family law, including child custody, support, and visitation matters.
General guidance
Every U.S. state now allows "no-fault" divorce, meaning neither spouse has to prove the other did anything wrong to end the marriage. A little under half of states also still allow you to file on fault grounds, including adultery, as an alternative — and in some of those states, proven infidelity can factor into alimony or, more rarely, property division. It essentially never affects the divorce being granted or how much time it takes.
Rules vary a great deal by state and even by county practice, so this is general orientation, not legal advice. A licensed family law attorney in your state can tell you what actually applies to your situation.
