Text Messages are Being Used as Admissible Evidence in Texas Divorces When preparing for a divorce, some people take screenshots of text messages to use as evidence. People find out about other’s text conversations in all kinds of ways. A spouse reviewing the monthly cell phone bill might notice an increase in the number of […]
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Text Messages, Social Media and Other Electronic Data, Devices and Divorce Issues Errant information about a person can exist in many forms including written, text, audio and video. When bad behavior is memorialized in texts, emails or social media posts, and it is discovered or released, it can be nearly impossible to recapture. In today’s
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