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That’s called a “relationship.”
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Sounds like there is a lot of things you don't know or aren't sure to be spending a whole week at someone's house. Maybe you can get a better sense of things first?
I would disagree with that. Getting engaged or married for others isn't the best of ideas, especially when it's giving into the same type of abuse one is trying to escape. OP's family strikes me as the get an inch, take a mile type folks. You can't give in to those types.
she insisted it was the only time she has ever cheated on me
She'll never admit to anything you don't have definitive proof of.
A day ago she would have insisted that she never cheated on you. Next time it happens, she'll be insisting that she only ever cheated on you twice.
My good friend is massively allergic to cats. His fiancee has two cats. They bought a house together, both knowing this would be a problem for my friend but he chose to get his doctor's advice, try various medications, find out what works best and accept that sometimes he is going to be affected. His fiancee has researched and implemented various ways to minimize the effect the cats have on him (no idea what this looks like in practice but she's making the effort). Your boyfriend may just need to find ways of managing his allergies with medication, or just accept that his social life will be hugely limited.
Actually, prosecutors get exculpatory evidence (evidence of innocence) excluded all the time. There are plenty of people doing prison time because they were not allowed to present evidence of their innocence.
If he lives in a two-party consent state (all parties to a conversation must know that the conversation may be recorded), he should try to get an admission/apology via messaging.
He should then take that phone and send it to someone who will keep it forever for him (his mom?). Remember to write the password on a piece of paper and tape the paper to the phone.
He can buy himself a new phone to celebrate getting away from this … person.