Day: April 1, 2025

Fraud or misrepresentation occurs when one spouse knowingly lies or conceals important information that affects the foundation of the marriage. In tort law, this is viewed as intentional deception resulting…

Invasion of privacy occurs when one spouse intrudes upon the other's personal space or confidential matters without consent. In tort law, this can include actions such as “intrusion upon seclusion”,…

Defamation file in court with gavel Defamation occurs when one spouse makes a false statement about the other, damaging their reputation. Under tort law, defamation is divided into two categories.…

Emotional distress can arise from intentional acts or negligent behavior by one spouse that causes severe psychological harm to the other. Under tort law, this is categorized as “Intentional Infliction…

Domestic violence, when viewed as a tort, often involves intentional acts such as battery or assault. Battery refers to the intentional and harmful physical contact with another person without their…

Through this blog series, I seek to educate people about torts. That is, civil wrongs that impact individuals, and explore their relevance in personal relationships, marriages, and workplace settings. By…