North Carolina still enforces alienation of affection laws in 2025. Only six states in the country maintain this rare legal provision. The law gives spouses the right to sue anyone who they believe destroyed their marriage. These cases can lead to serious collateral damage for everyone involved. You might call it the “homewrecker law,” but this seemingly outdated concept sees roughly 200 lawsuits filed yearly in North Carolina. Plaintiffs must prove three key elements to win their case in court. Anyone who wants to pursue this legal action should know about the three-year statute of limitations in North Carolina. The…
Alienation of Affection NC
