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Navigating your family law in the digital age

In today’s digital age, social media has become such an integral part of our lives – from allowing us to connect with friends and family, to being an easy way to share our thoughts and memories with others. However, if not used carefully in social media can be a dangerous tool, particularly in Family Law proceedings.

Social media content has the power to undermine your case in property disputes or custody battles, unravelling what you present in legal proceedings with just a single post – A seemingly innocent post flaunting your brand-new luxury car, could work negatively in your favour in property settlement or a fun post about your ‘crazy’ drunk weekend antics may jeopardise your standing in parenting disputes.

More commonly, you may also feel the need to use your social media platforms to vent about your family law proceeding, turning to a public forum for comfort and advice; however, under s 114Q Family Law Act 1975, it is an indictable offence to communicate to the public or provide any identifying details about family law proceedings. Therefore, it is essential you remain mindful about what you post online.

If you’re finding it difficult to navigate your property settlement or parenting arrangements, seeking legal advice is crucial. Our dedicated family law team is ready to assist. Call us at 1300 285 888 to schedule a free initial consultation and get the guidance you need for your family law matter.

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Date Published - September 26, 2024

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