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What is Microcheating? - Blog from our partners at Hulse Law Firm


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Is It Just Harmless Flirting—or Something More?


In today’s hyper-connected world, not every betrayal involves a secret rendezvous or a dramatic confession. Sometimes, it’s subtler—an old flame’s name popping up in private messages, a growing emotional attachment to someone outside the marriage, or those “just friendly” interactions that suddenly don’t feel so innocent. These moments, while often dismissed, can quietly erode the foundation of trust in a relationship.



This growing gray area in modern relationships is known as microcheating—a term that’s stirring real conversations among couples, therapists, and attorneys alike.



So what exactly counts as microcheating? Why does it matter? And could it really be the beginning of the end for some marriages?



👉 Read more in the blog below from Hulse Law Firm where they explore what microcheating looks like, how it impacts relationships, and the role it can play in the decision to divorce. If you’ve ever questioned where the line is—or whether it’s already been crossed—this post offers clarity, compassion, and practical guidance for navigating the emotional and legal complexities that may follow.  



 
 
 

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