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I have texts and Facebook posts that prove my spouse is cheating. Does this get admitted in my divorce case?

Obermayer Rebmann Maxwell & Hippel LLP on 10/9/2014

In a previous blog we posted about a spouses cheating and whether it’s a crime to spy on them. Following up with that post: On many occasions clients have wanted to know if the texts they have or the emails or Facebook...more

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I have texts and Facebook posts that prove my spouse is cheating. Does this get admitted in my divorce case?

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