Wife Stripped of Settlement For Belly-dancing Blog

I have said it many times, if you post online it can come back to bite you.  As reported on NYDailyTimes.com and shared by Llynne DeVenny,  a Staten Island belly dancer jiggled her way out of a sweet deal with her ex-husband after he found pictures of her shaking it on the Internet. Dorothy McGurk won a settlement [...]

Divorce Insurance, Say What?

Okay, I don’t know where I was in August of this year, ( I really do know) but apparently I wasn’t paying attention to that there was a new insurance to be had, Divorce Insurance.  This novel insurance became available for the first time in America on August 5, 2010, with the launch of the [...]

Facebook and Divorce

Image via Wikipedia I have said it before and I will say it again, be careful what you share on Facebook.  More attorneys are using what you post on your Facebook page in custody and divorce matters.  Even in the UK, the American Academy of Matrimonial Lawyers says that around 81% of its members have [...]

Is Sexting Child Pornography?

Image via Wikipedia After trying to crack down on teenage sexting by charging offenders with felony child-porn offenses, states are rethinking their approach. Perhaps, some argue, a split-second decision made by an impulsive teen mind should not carry the risk of decades on a sex-offender registry. Nebraska, Utah, and Vermont all changed their laws last [...]

reBlog from cyberesq.wordpress.com: Cyber-Esq.

I found this fascinating quote today: Therefore, should it come as any great shock that Facebook may provide an avenue for easy infidelity?  Probably not.  However, as a related article from Telegraph.co.uk hints, dallying spouses should exercise caution.  Although social networks may open avenues for infidelity, they also make it easier for “suspicious spouses” to [...]