Navigating a divorce can be tricky, particularly when it comes to interacting and sharing online. Many adults have Facebook, Instagram, or Twitter accounts they use regularly. If you are active on social media and are going through a divorce, it’s important to follow best practices that will help prevent unwanted outcomes in your legal matter.
from Guidelines for Social Media Use and Communication during Divorce
Social Media has become a major part of our society, and while the use of it can keep you connected with friends and family in a meaningful way even when separated by significant physical distance, it can also complicate your divorce and legal case in big ways. A common question we receive from our clients
Email and text messages are the most common forms of communication these days and have really become a part of the fabric of our everyday lives. They are extremely useful tools, particularly in a family law matter involving parties and attorneys. Email and text allow parties to quickly and efficiently discuss settlements or childcare arrangements
For good reason, privacy on Social Media is a popular topic of discussion these days, and during a divorce case it’s no less important to consider. With tensions high and futures of both you and possibly your children at stake, online communication can have a major impact on divorce negotiations. With the wrong information in
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