Brown Family Law Dives Headfirst Into Social Media

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Exposing readers to our family practice has been pretty exciting around here lately. Over the last several months we've taken the plunge, head-first, into social media. "Studio B" has been constructed (literally). With two web sites, a blog, Twitter, Facebook, Youtube, LinkedIn and podcasts, we finally feel like we have the outlets necessary to serve a distinct group of information-seekers. If you want to read about our firm, you can visit our web site. If you want in-depth articles...well...you've found our blog. If you want to to take audio with you for the bus ride into work, download our podcast programs. If you're another family law professional, let's talk shop. Our goal is « Continue »

Divorce Lawyers Encouraged To Gather Evidence From Social Networking Sites Such As Facebook, Twitter And MySpace

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Minnesota Lawyer recently featured an article by Sylvia Hseih entitled Divorce Attorneys are Missing Evidence on Social Media Sites. She reports that sites such as Facebook and Twitter contain a "treasure trove" of legal evidence- especially in divorce cases. She writes, however, that most lawyers are missing the boat. Hseih points out that damaging messages and compelling photos can quickly lead a case to settlement if discovered and presented early. Citing the "adultery discovery," Hseih suggests that a suspicious spouse may be armed with damaging information to bring in to court. Keep in mind, however, that Minnesota is a no-fault divorce state. Whether you or your spouse are « Continue »

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