Jennifer Brandt authored a Martindale-Avvo article highlighting the potential impact of social media activity on divorce and custody proceedings, offering practical guidance on what clients should avoid posting online. She cautions that posts about finances, travel, relationships, parenting, or ongoing litigation may be used as evidence, regardless of privacy settings.
The article highlights how seemingly harmless content can be interpreted differently in a courtroom, particularly in custody disputes where a parent's judgment and conduct may be scrutinized. Jennifer encourages clients to think carefully before posting online and to assume that anything shared on social media could ultimately become part of their case.
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