For many people and businesses, staying active on social media is important. While it can keep individuals connected with friends and loved ones, using social media can also help businesses promote their goods or services while engaging with customers (or potentials clients).
Despite the many benefits of social media, however, there can be some downsides to using it – especially for people who are involved in a divorce case.
What you write/say in social media can affect your divorce case – Need to vent about your ex or the challenges of your divorce? If so, don’t do it online via your social media posts. What you write in social media can be subpoenaed by your ex’s attorney and may be used to against you in your divorce.
For instance, trashing your ex online may be “evidence” that you won’t be able to foster a loving relationship between your child and your ex in the future; in more serious cases, it could be used to try to allege some kind of abuse. So, be very careful about what you say on social media as your divorce proceeds because your postings could cause you to lose ground in your case.
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