Both parties to a divorce are under heightened scrutiny. Therefore, anything that you post online can and will be used against you in court. Social media evidence will be gathered and used to undermine your credibility with the judge and any child custody evaluator. This evidence may be used to establish your lack of credibility and propensity for untruthfulness, and even to demonstrate that you are an irresponsible parent.
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