2016

Think Before You Post: The Role Of Social Media In Family Law

4 January 2016

With statistics showing that 74% of online adults use a social media website, it should come as no surprise to learn that what you post can have an effect on your professional life. Employers have started to use social media websites to screen job applicants, and family law attorneys are following suit. Here are three ways that social media posts are being used in family law litigation. 1. Evidence of Actions

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I worked nearly everyday from the age of 12 to the age of 50. So when I found myself unable to work due to a serious accident, I did not know what I was going to do. I lost the ability to financial care for myself and I felt like I had lost a part of my identity. After being denied disability benefits, I was lost. I didn't understand how they could deny my claim and was unsure of how I would pay my mortgage. Thankfully, a friend pointed me in the direction of an attorney who was able to help. I know what it feels like to be lost and not know where to turn when dealing with legal issues. Today, I have chosen to put my new abundance of free time to good use by ensuring everyone has somewhere they can turn to get the information they need.