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: Sam Hasler's Indiana Divorce & Family Law BlogMore About Texting and Social Media, and FAcebook Subpoenas
While it may not make the late night talk shows or celebrity gossip sites, texting frequently leads to big trouble for people who are not Tiger Woods. A text message with a paramour can reveal an extramarital affair to the unsuspecting spouse who accidently comes across it, or confirm the suspicions of a suspecting spouse who looks through their cheating spouse?s phone. After a divorce is filed, text messages provide powerful and often embarrassing evidence of infidelity by the cheating spouse during the marriage.
For more reading, go over to JD Supra and read Texting: The New Way to Get Caught Cheating.
Lawyerist has an interesting post in Update: Subpoena Facebook Information. Do not get too excited about this. For those with public pages, it does not keep an opposing party from downloading your whole page and using that for evidence.
Full post as published by Sam Hasler's Indiana Divorce & Family Law Blog on December 19, 2009 (boomark / email).
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