First, "cheating" is not a legal term. It is slang that refers to a married person being unfaithful to their legal spouse or partner. A legal separation is not a legal divorce. Having an intimate relationship with someone other than your legal spouse is adultery. If you wish to do that legally you should get a divorce.
If you're merely separated, you're still legally married, so if you have sexual relations, it's most likely to be considered adultery.
Yes, if the 17yo has reached age of consent in his/her state they can have sex. Otherwise maybe, if there is a close in age exception in that state. If not, they can not have sex.
The phrase seems to be lost through sheer negligence rather than lost in a sleep of negligence. Something being lost due to sheer negligence is when something is lost or misplaced on account of someone now remembering or taking care to place the item where needed in order to access it.
Heroin, or any kind of opiate. Opiates are vicodin, oxycontin, methadone, morphine, and so on. Marijuana can cause fatigue. If one uses cocaine, speed, or any "upper" and stays up for days at a time, it can take days of sleep to recuperate. The older you are, the longer it takes to bounce back. If you are worried about someone sleeping a lot, you should get them to have a thorough physical exam because there are many physical problems that cause us to need a lot of sleep.
No. That is statutory rape.
That really depends upon the circumstances. Let us say that you have a roomful of people who are taking a test, and you do not want people to talk to other people in the room to get the answers to the test; that is a normal and legal precaution so that the test results will be meaningful. Parents can tell their children to stop talking and go to sleep. Perfectly legal. Courts sometimes actually issue orders for someone to stop talking to, or following, or otherwise bothering some person, such as an ex-wife. But there could also be circumstances in which someone illegally interferes with another persons right to talk. You have to think about the ways in which you can prevent someone from talking. If you cut out their tongue, that is assault. If you lock them in your basement, that is false imprisonment. If you shout them down, that is just impolite. So it depends.
* If you are legally separated then no, you are not cheating by sleeping with someone else, but remember ... she could be doing the same thing.
If you are still married yes
this behavior would definitely be considered cheating on your husband.
I don't consider it to be adultery if you are no longer living with your spouse. A church might see it differently. The law doesn't care what you do.
It is when someone is disloyal or cheating on their spouse. ANSWER: Infidelity is not just about sex outside the relationship but about trust, betrayal, lying and disloyalty. In fact infidelity is more painful because someone deliberately using deception to violate establish expectations within a relationship. Infidelity contain of two close relationship, physical intimacy, and emotional intimacy. 1- Physical intimacy refers to sexual activity with someone other than the partner. Sexual infidelity in marriage is called "Adultery"
Adultery is no longer a crime in the US. Assuming both women consent, you can sleep with them. However, you both may face civil and social consequences if you are found out.
Not legally.
IT CAN KILL GOLGFISH, BUT I DONT KNOW IF IT CAN PUT SOMEONE TO SLEEP.
There are two main way to find out if someone is talking in their sleep. The first is to record a night of sleep and the other is to sleep next to someone and ask them to listen to you sleep.
Intoxicated by drugs or alcohol.
It simply means that You should not sleep with your neighbor's wife because it is an act of Adultery
yes you can and the odds are they will laugh are half in half, considering I have never in my life tickled someone in their sleep