Missouri law allows the use of social media as evidence in divorce proceedings. Deleting it negatively impacts your divorce. Social media has changed how we interact with each other and also how we perceive the world. Research shows that 7 in 10 Americans actively use social media to engage with each other, check out news, … Read more
Knowing how to avoid social media pitfalls during your divorce can make all the difference. Here are 5 things you should never post on social media during a divorce. With divorce proceedings, emotions can run high, and letting them get the better of you is easy. But what you post on social media can have … Read more
Knowing how to avoid social media’s pitfalls during a divorce and how to utilize it for discovery gathering can make all the difference. 20 years ago, Myspace and Facebook were still in their infancy. It started as something that young college students used to plan events; now, it is synonymous with most people’s lives. No … Read more
A recent study claims that there is a strong correlation between social media use and relationship stability. There was a study conducted in the UK in 2012 that surveyed divorce lawyers to see if there was a connection between the use of social media and divorce. According to the survey, an estimated 1 in 3 … Read more