What's wrong with this lawyer?!

The veins on his forehead had already popped out, and his whole body was trembling continuously, but still, a burst of noise kept coming... "Enough, can you please stop laughing!" Old Han put down the hand covering his mouth and glanced at Feng Shurong, knowing full well that his burst of laughter right now was indecorous and somewhat too much at someone else's expense, so he also tried to stifle his laughter. But as he turned his head, he saw Tang Fangjing and Wang Qingqing both laughing at him, softly adding, "She's really losing it," and in an instant, Old Han couldn't hold back anymore. "Hahaha... No, I'm not laughing at you, I just... just remembered something happy, hahaha..." "You're all going too far!" Feng Shurong threw down those words and prepared to leave, and then... Dong Xiangmei spoke up. "Hey, hey, hey, my consultation isn't over yet. Why are you leaving? I put in a lot of effort to secure this appointment!" As a resident of Dongding community, Dong Xiangmei knew who was part of her circle. Feng Shurong: "..."; I'm exhausted, let it all collapse. Seeing Feng Shurong sitting there without saying a word, Old Tang finally spoke, "Miss Dong, that's the situation, see if there's anything else you'd like to ask." Actually, this is also a method of catching cheaters that many lawyers recommend. In this particular case, it essentially amounts to soliciting prostitution, with numerous similar cases occurring before, and law enforcement generally treats such incidents as cases of soliciting prostitution once they've been discovered. However, there are also different circumstances, such as when the parties take the case to court, with some local courts reaching a different verdict, considering tipping as a way of building rapport with a female streamer, so it doesn't constitute soliciting prostitution... But no matter what, this is definitely not a false police report, and it's more effective than catching your spouse cheating and filming it yourself. As for whether tracking is illegal or not... at this point, don't overthink it. If a wife tracks her husband, even if you call the police, the officers will only politely ask you to leave. The police don't get involved with every trivial matter; they really don't want to meddle in domestic disputes. Dong Xiangmei shook her head and said, "Lawyer Tang, I don't have any questions now, your method is very good, I will start preparing as soon as I get back." "Then... I'll be leaving now..." She came today for a consultation, and now that the consultation was done and she had a plan, it was naturally time to conclude this session. However, just as Dong Xiangmei was about to stand up, Old Tang stopped her. "Wait a minute, what's the rush? You might not have any issues, but I still have some." Even Feng Shurong, who was stewing silently beside him, found it somewhat incomprehensible. Could it be that this Mr. Tang had some problem in his head? The client had said there were no issues; what could possibly be his problem? And was it even his place to ask? He was the consulting lawyer, after all! That really turned the world upside down... Dong Xiangmei was also puzzled, and said with a confused expression, "Lawyer Tang, what issue do you have?" Old Tang replied, "I'm asking you, you're a housewife, right? So, the money your husband has been tipping that female streamer, it must be quite a sum, huh?" Dong Xiangmei hurriedly said, "I indeed don't have a job, and have been at home taking care of the child since resigning from work, not going back to work. My husband must have tipped that female streamer quite a bit, but I'm not clear on how much." "He gives me a little money every month for groceries and such. I don't know how much he spends; the rest is in his hands, although there was a time I accidentally saw a twenty-thousand recharge record on his mobile phone." Twenty thousand—that was just a single recharge. To meet these female streamers, one would have to spend a significant amount. To put it bluntly, whether it's classified as soliciting prostitution or not, tipping a female streamer online costs far more than finding someone directly. It's not Old Tang who says this—it's from statistics gathered by some experts... Old Tang immediately said, "So, the money your husband spent on the streamer isn't trivial, right? Then I must tell you, if your husband ends up being classified as soliciting prostitution, the money he tipped the streamer will be deemed as fees for prostitution!" "Fees for prostitution are illegal gains, and according to the regulations of our country, they are usually confiscated and turned over to the state treasury, meaning you can't get that money back." "However, the money your husband spent tipping the streamer is part of your marital property. According to the law, he should have obtained your consent for his actions, but clearly he did not, so it's considered an unlawful disposition of marital property and can be reclaimed." Dong Xiangmei's eyes were swirling, as Lawyer Tang said one moment the fees couldn't be reclaimed, and the next that unlawfully disposed property could be... So, could it be reclaimed or not? Feng Shurong, who was listening on the side, is certainly skilled in handling marital disputes, but to be honest, she had never really considered such a scenario. Seeing that the other party didn't understand, Old Tang smiled and said, "In plain language, you can report that he solicited prostitution, but, the thing is, it can't be classified as soliciting prostitution." Feng Shurong couldn't help but say, "But if it's not recognized as soliciting prostitution, what does she do afterwards? How does she establish the serious fault, and how does she claim for a larger share of the property and for compensation?" Old Tang turned to the professor and said, "Professor Feng, I told her to report her husband for soliciting prostitution to get evidence of his infidelity. Infidelity is also a serious fault." This statement, including Professor Feng's, is somewhat ambiguous. Whether it's soliciting prostitution or infidelity, neither is specifically listed in the Civil Code's section on marriage and family; there are four kinds of serious faults: bigamy; cohabitation with someone else; domestic violence; and abuse or abandonment of family members.