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Computers and Divorce
By Belli, Weil &
Grozbean, LLP. |
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Our family law section is headed
by
STUART H. GROZBEAN. Mr.
Grozbean was named to "Who's
Who" in 1998, 1999, 2000. He is
now a life member of "Who's
Who", a prestigious national
recognition of outstanding
professionals in the United
States. He is also the developer
of the child support guidelines
program in Georgia. His program
is widely used by Judges,
Masters and Lawyers in
Georgia.
Mr.
Grozbean has been quoted in the
Washington Post, USA Today and
on the various television and
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Like it or not we
live in the 21st
century and that means computers
are apart of our everyday life.
If you are contemplating divorce
or in the midst of a divorce or
custody battle you should know
that your computer can be your
best friend or your worse
nightmare. Your spouse maybe
able to access your computer and
e-mail. You need to take
precautions to protect where you
have surfed and what you have
downloaded. If not, when it
comes to Court time--You maybe
doing what in Washington is
called the "old two step".
All too often, as
you contemplate your future, you
begin to search the internet for
information on divorce, custody
and law firms. You go to divorce
pages and then you download
articles, just like this one, so
you can review later. What you
don’t know is that you are
leaving a trail a mile wide for
anyone, including your spouse,
to see what you have been doing
on the computer and where you
have traveled in the vast ocean
of internet information.
You need to cover
your tracts by taking some easy
steps. For example, in Internet
Explorer go to “Tools” and under
the “General” tab delete files
temporary internet files and
history. You must do this every
time you are going to exit the
program. Do not save a page as a
“Favorite”. If no one has access
to your computer then having a
quick reference to Favorites
works well, rather then having
to search the internet to find
the site again.
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E-mail has become
the communication favorite of
millions of people and
companies, including lovers.
What you do not know is
companies constantly back up
their servers with your unread
and undeleted e-mails maybe
included. This means that a
lawyer can subpoena the e-mail
provider, i.e. “Yahoo’s” records
and you maybe defending
embarrassing statements,
pictures and cards.
One way to avoid
this is to read your e-mail
often, then delete and go into
the delete folder and delete the
message. This two step process
also applies to the sent folder.
Chat rooms are
another dangerous area. The
person on the other end, who you
think at the moment, is a
friend, maybe copying and saving
your chat.
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