Showing Off
Pictures or discussions of new purchases or vacations are fun, but they might color the court’s view of your finances and affect your settlement.
Letting It All Hang Out
If you’re in a custody battle, your ex’s lawyers would love to present you as the nonnurturing type. Delete all the crazy party photos.
Getting Tagged
It’s not just your page you have to worry about. Make sure your friends’ photos of you can’t be used against you either.
Venting
Don’t talk smack about the lawyers, the judge and especially your spouse — on your page or anybody else’s. (You think your kids never use a computer?)
Cutting Off Everyone
Don’t “defriend” in-laws or your ex’s friends right away. People need time to adjust. Unless it’s really high-conflict. Then go for it.
Information was gathered from NY Times
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This is excellent advice – I wish I had this information before I divorced my wife… would haev saved me a lot of trouble…
An interesting article! The use of facebook to “snoop” on potential hires is also important to understand. You never know who is looking and why! Always put your best foot forward because you may be creating an impression for someone and not even know it.
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Very Interesting!
Thank You!
Wonderful blog=) I will need a bit of time to toy with your writing!!