
Electronic Evidence and Family Law
Electronic evidence refers video or audio recordings, emails, Facebook posts and cell phone recordings, amongst many other things. They are often useful to courts and can provide meaningful evidence to a Judge, however they also have the potential for serious misuse such as strategically editing and forging such evidence. In family law cases litigants often find things posted... Continue reading Electronic Evidence and Family Law
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