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New York recently became one of the last states to switch to no-fault divorce. That means couples can dissolve a marriage without the need for one spouse to accuse the other of misbehavior like adultery. Sally Herships talked to private investigator Jay Salpeter about how the new law might affect those who make their living off suspicious spouses.
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New York recently became one of the last states to switch to no-fault divorce. That means couples can dissolve a marriage without the need for one spouse to accuse the other of misbehavior like adultery. Sally Herships talked to private investigator Jay Salpeter about how the new law might affect those who make their living off suspicious spouses.
Broadcast History
Marketplace - Friday August 27, 2010 (American Public Media)
Intro and Outro
INTRO:New York recently became one of the last states to switch to no-fault divorce. That means couples can dissolve a marriage without the need for one spouse to accuse the other of misbehavior like adultery. We wondered how the new law might affect those who make their living off suspicious spouses.
OUTRO:Musical Works
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Mixed by Andrew Parsons, www.andrewjparsons.com
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