If you would like to listen to a Massachusetts court proceeding recorded by the
FTR (For The Record) system, please follow this link to access their audio streaming service: https://us.court.fm.
How to Access Audio Recording of Trial Court Hearing
Snapchat as Evidence in a Massachusetts Divorce
Snapchat in particular has become a fertile source of evidence not to be overlooked as evidence in a Massachusetts divorce.
Is There an Increase in Social Media Leading to Divorce?
Is there an increase in social media leading to divorce? Research has revealed that 1 in 7 married individuals have considered divorce because of their spouse's postings of Facebook or other online sites. Similarly, many spouses regularly search online for evidence of their partner's infidelity, and nearly 1 in 5 couples admit they have daily arguments over the ways their spouse uses social media.
Admissibility of Emails at Trial
Nearly everyone uses electronic mail (email) today in order to communicate with bosses, spouses, friends, relatives, girlfriend, and boyfriends. Emails are very pertinent in litigation as they can prove or disprove a case. In family law matters, they can be used to prove abuse, to impeach credibility, or to show intent and conduct.
