The Impact of Internet Indiscretions and Text Messages During Divorce

Sept. 3, 2010 - PRLog -- New communications technology has changed the way many divorce cases are tried these days.

Prior to the internet with its chat rooms, pornography and social media websites as well as cell phones with text messaging, proving a partner's infidelity or financial indiscretions was a difficult task.

Today, it's quite common during a divorce to subpoena the contents of a spouse's computer, cell phone records and text messages.  You've probably heard of politicians and celebrities being brought down, in part, by what was discovered in their email, text messages or internet browsing history.

Divorce Source Radio presents "The Impact of Internet Indiscretions and Text Messages During Divorce", a free audio podcast featuring family law attorney Henry Gornbein. The show looks at  the fall-out from today's technology and addresses how the discovery of this information can affect a marriage and, ultimately, a divorce.

Divorce Source Radio (DSR) produces FREE programs featuring both legal and emotional advice from respected professionals.  Bloomfield Hills attorney Henry Gornbein is DSR’s Legal Correspondent, and Psychologist Dr. Larry Friedberg, of Franklin Village, is DSR’s resident therapist.  “These are two of the brightest minds in their field,” says program creator and host, Steve Peck, “and their input is helping thousands of listeners each week deal with their divorce.”

Dr. Larry Friedberg says, “Divorce Source Radio is a serious attempt to get quality information to people who need it.  I am proud to be part of this effort.”  DivorceSourceRadio.com is extremely valuable because it covers many key issues involving divorce and child custody in a user-friendly manner that is easy for a lay person to understand.  It also covers these issues in depth, said attorney, Henry Gornbein.

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