Tweet Share An article on CBS New York about Social Networking and Divorce. View the video regarding social media misuse and divorce. People forget that everything you do online can be used against you in divorce. Facebook posting can lead to changes in alimony and even child custody. Read the entire article here: http://newyork.cbslocal.com/2012/04/26/seen-at-11-the-new-face-of-divorce/
Category Archive: Social Media
Feb
05
Facebook Can Be Used in a Court of Law in Your Divorce
Tweet Share James Myers writes an article in the Pottstown Patch about how Facebook can (and will be) used against you in a court of law when it comes to divorce. Certainly in custody cases, Facebook often comes up. Occasionally, one party will do something unscrupulous like creating fake Facebook pages with bogus information and …
Nov
11
Divorcing Couple Told to Turnover Facebook Passwords to Lawyers
Tweet Share An interesting story appeared in Newser.com yesterday where a Judge orders a divorcing couple to turnover Facebook passwords to Lawyers. Although some point out that the order violates Facebook’s terms of service, this situation is likely to occur more frequently in family law cases. (Newser) – A judge has ordered a feuding Connecticut …
Oct
18
Did The iPhone Out A Cheating Wife?
Tweet Share Welcome to iCheers, where everybody knows your whereabouts. Both Apple and Foursquare are offering new tools for iOS5 that will let us know where our friends are at all times. The iPhone’s Find My Friends’ feature is pervasive tracking of any of your friends (who opt-in), whereas Foursquare’s Radar simply lets you know …
Oct
17
Tell-All PCs and Phones Transforming Divorce
Tweet Share In the digital age, it’s growing increasingly difficult to hide dirty secrets from former spouses in divorce cases.
Sep
03
Judy Corcoran: Can Texting Sabotage Your Split?
Tweet Share Text and e-mail, while fast and often efficient, are sometimes too quick. It’s easy to type the first thing that comes into your head and press “send” before you have a chance to assess how your words might be interpreted by your ex. Additionally, it’s easy to send four or five texts or …
Aug
03
Blogging in Divorce is Not Advised
Tweet Share An article recently appeared in the UPI.com site about a Pennsylvania man who blogs about his divorce creating ThePsychoWife.com and makes a free speech dispute. Blogging in divorce is not advised because it’s more likely to hurt your case then to help it. Although the original site is not up because the judge …