Sunday, August 14, 2005

Keep your computer activities out of divorce court Employing a private investigator isn't the only way to gather evidence in divorce or child custody proceedings. Clandestine keylogging and tracking programs installed on home computers can provide digital proof. You should know the downsides before you install this type of software. Take the case of Beverly and James O'Brien. Beverly installed snoopware on her husband's computer. She attempted to admit the information she obtained as evidence in divorce proceedings. In March, a Florida judge ruled that the information couldn't be admitted because it violated a state law involving "intercepted" communications. Tampa & Clearwater Florida Divorce   10:53:33 AM    comment []