Recently a teenager we know had his iPod stolen. The electronic device not only had an extensive play list of music, but he also accessed his twitter and Facebook account from this device.
Because the iPod was not password protected, the thief not only bought more music and quickly ran up a $98 bill, but he or she added some rather salacious tweets and hurtfully rude Facebook comments. The boy quickly shut down both of these accounts. He recognized his boss would take exception to some of the online activity.
This is just one example of how social networks can quickly become problematic.
Think how quickly your online presence could become problematic in your divorce.
Every Vancouver, WA divorce lawyer has had to deal with online posts that were detrimental to divorce proceedings.
The texts you felt were simply sarcastic or exaggerations could be construed as abusive. You might want to pick up the phone and call rather than have your meaning misconstrued.
If you call, recognize that most smart phones have the ability to record your conversation. Don’t say anything you wouldn’t want to be heard in court.
Make certain your friends don’t get you in trouble by their own personal vents about your situations.
The more professional and dignified you are during these proceedings, that better the outcome should be.
Crystal Lambert-Schroeder is a Vancouver WA family attorney who understands Washington State law. You need a divorce lawyer who can guide you during this time of change.
Call Lambert Law, (360) 737-1473 today.