Divorce Attorneys Turn To Social Networks For Dirt

USA TODAY - July 23 - More than 80% of divorce lawyers have seen an increase in evidence gathered from these sites, according to the American Academy of Matrimonial Lawyers. If you're going through a divorce, think about your online life. Here are some things to consider.
- Watch out for 'frenemies' - You and your spouse have mutual friends. And, you probably friended your family and in-laws. People take sides in a divorce.
- Think about the kids - Negative outbursts about your spouse can be damaging for your kids.

- Be honest - Don't maintain a LinkedIn profile if you claim in court that you can't work. Don't post a YouTube video showing your new boat if you claim financial hardship.
- Tread carefully - Avoid posting anything that will undermine your credibility or character. Are you playing Farmville at the same time your son has a little league game? Do your posts make you seem like you have anger-management issues?
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