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To Catch a Cheater
Bill Mitchell has spent decades as a private investigator with an emphasis on cheating relationships. His experience investigating infidelity led him to write a book, “The More You Know: Getting the Evidence and Support You Need to Investigate a Troubled Relationship.” (Click the link at the bottom of the page …
CONTINUE READINGEvidence Needed for Modification
By William Halaz Attorney, Cordell & Cordell Once you have taken action to set a modification into motion, how will you show that changes you are alleging have taken place? What evidence do you need? One continuing change that is often difficult to show is that the child has been …
CONTINUE READINGCan I keep someone from badmouthing me on social networks during the divorce?
Question: I am currently going through a divorce with my wife. I have two children of my own and adopted her two children from a previous marriage. The stepchildren I have adopted are now writing nasty things about me on social networks, like Facebook and Twitter. My question is what …
CONTINUE READINGDivorce and Girlfriends: Be careful what you text, post, e-mail
With Valentine’s Day – the ceremonial day of love – fast approaching, men who are separated or going through a divorce need to be extra careful in how you show their love to the new special someone in you life. So before you tweet your love or post on her …
CONTINUE READINGScott Trout talks to Dr. Phil about social media in divorce
Scott Trout, managing partner of domestic litigation firm Cordell & Cordell P.C., appeared on nationally syndicated talk show Dr. Phil on Wednesday to talk about the increasing prevalence of using evidence found on social networking sites in divorce cases. Sites like Facebook, MySpace and Twitter have become a “treasure trove …
CONTINUE READINGIs The Internet A Substitute For Legal Counsel?
These days, even my nine year old son knows that one of the first places to look for information is the internet. There are so many search engines, websites, articles and online encyclopedias, in a few, very short minutes, we can usually find quick and easy answers to our questions. It has …
CONTINUE READINGFacing Divorce? Mind Your In-Box
Love may be in the air this Valentine’s season. But it’s also in e-mail, text messages and MySpace and Facebook profiles, as couples are increasingly learning — sometimes the hard way. Just look at what happened to Detroit Mayor Kwame Kilpatrick. He and his former chief of staff are under …
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