This is the sign that greeted motorists driving into Sheffield city centre for three hours between 6-9am yesterday. The sign read: ‘To my cheating husband Paul. You deserve each other. When you get home I won’t be there.
‘Enjoy your drive to work! Lisa.
I cannot begin to guess how many people read that sign yesterday as the parkway is, of course, the main artery from the M1 to the city centre. Some, no doubt will have laughed, others will have cringed and most will have wracked their brains about all the Pauls and Lisas that they know.
So what next for Lisa? Finding out that your loved one is , or has been, cheating on you is devastating. Anger, fear, hurt and embarrassment are all natural emotions that will follow over the weeks, and months, to come. It is important to ensure that at an early stage you take appropriate expert advice on your legal position. That is not to say that you should rush head long into court proceedings, but information is power, as they say, and the sooner you find out your rights and responsibilities and the options available to you for the future, the better. Well meaning friends, neighbours and family members will all tell you what THEY think you should do, what you are entitled to etc but isn’t it better to sit down for an hour with a specialist solicitor and get your facts straight?
So, Lisa (or Paul!) . I suggest that you take a deep breath and take advice on what happens next.
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