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Text Messages as Court Evidence

by Lauren Gilbert | Sep 12, 2018 | affairs, cheating, cheating, cheating apps, divorce, hacking, iPhone cheating, Keep it Safe, Not Giving In, password protection and adultery, privacy in divorce, private information, snooping

Text Messages as Court Evidence Text messages are a great way to create a written record and avoid the he said, she said that often arises in family law cases. Have an agreement to vary from the possession schedule? Screenshot. Want to notify someone about something...

Why Collaborative Law Makes Sense: “A Better Way to Untie the Knot”

by Natalie Gregg | Jan 1, 2017 | alternative to litigation, child custody, child support, Collaborative Law, division of assets, divorce, Family Law, Finding a Collaborative Lawyer, healing from divorce, impact of divorce on children, privacy in divorce, private information

The words graceful, healthy and divorce do not go together. The first words clients use to describe the process of divorce are typically words of war: FIGHT, CUSTODY BATTLE, and WINNING. I would like to present a concept to you that is a kinder, gentler way to get...

7 Apps that Help High-Tech Cheating: Affairs on the Smartphone Just Got Easier

by Natalie Gregg | Oct 30, 2016 | adultery, affairs, Android, apps, Blackbook, CATE, cheating, cheating apps, divorce, Family Law, Fox Private Messages, hacking, Hide It, iPhone cheating, Keep it Safe, password protection and adultery, privacy in divorce, private information, Pro Vault, Slydial, snooping, technology, Tiger Texts, Vaulty Stock

Affairs have only become easier with Smartphones. There are a multitude of apps that facilitate and promote adultery. The thoughtful development of these apps is disturbing to say the least. If you discover that your better half is using any of the top 7 cheating...

Rethinking Passwords: the Ashley Madison Hack

by Natalie Gregg | Sep 8, 2015 | adultery, affairs, Ashley Madison, cheating, divorce, Family Law, hacking, password protection and adultery, privacy in divorce, private information, technology

On August 18, 2015, a group calling itself the Impact Team busted into 33 of the 36 million email addresses from users of AshleyMadison.com. This lewd and lascivious site designed for married people to meet other married people online and engage in a previously...