If you are with a married man and he suddenly dumps you, can he be held responsible?

No, when you are with him, you know that he is married, you should know that you will not last long, and he does not really love you, it is reasonable for him to dump you, and you are also voluntary with him, so you can't hold him responsible.

What do you take to chase the ball, this person from the family is your own volition. This is a willingness to fight and a willingness to suffer. So what to hold accountable, because people themselves are people with families, it is impossible to be with you at all, and it is normal to leave you, people have to live other people's lives, because people are people with families.

Unless you have evidence, without evidence, what responsibility do you pursue, that is, how do you pursue it, how do you sue others. When the time comes, everyone will know about the trouble, and you feel who is more embarrassing. I feel that it will affect someone's reputation, so I have not considered this aspect of things.

Hello friends! Judging from the situation you described, like this situation, you need to gather relevant evidence. He can be held accountable.

Let's take a step by step to ** this question:

First of all, such matters can only be classified as civil disputes, and must not involve criminal liability. There is a consensus on this point, and there is nothing wrong with it.

Secondly, since it is a civil dispute, not all civil disputes can involve the scope of the law that can be judged, and can only be judged by the moral standards of life.

Thirdly, if legal liability is to be pursued, it must be a large amount of valuable property that has occurred, such as a bride price, and the court can order restitution. The court will not accept and intervene in emotional tricks (deception) or the exchange of gifts in love.

In the end, your thoughts, friends, are nothing more than trying to teach the other person a lesson and let out a bad breath. Therefore, it is recommended that you can find his original partner, or find a way from his company to expose his evil deeds.

All the best, please learn to identify the scumbag who asks questions.

I only heard that the junior was beaten, and it was rare for the junior to be held accountable. If it's just an emotional entanglement between you, it's okay for you to be willing to blame others on a moral level. Unless, he broke the law in your relationship, such as bigamy, then he should be prosecuted.

But you only said it, he dumped you, what's wrong?

No, when you are with him, you know that he is married, and the relationship needs to be consensual with a married man.

It's a mistake in itself.

You should know that you won't last long, he doesn't really love you, he dumped you, it's reasonable, and you are with him voluntarily, so you can't hold him responsible. There is no need to bear any responsibility, because your actions are not allowed by law.

There is no way to hold the other party responsible, since you know that the other party is married and still has to be with the other party, you have to bear the consequences.