Could a “Digital Detox” Save Your Family Relations?

by mensdivorce | Sep 4, 2015 | Advice, Family Law

The Internet and smartphones have changed the way we live. People are constantly checking their email, text messages and social media accounts. As a result, they are disconnecting from their real lives. When it comes to our kids, the results may be even more...

Social Media in China – Is it Causing the Increase in Divorces?

by mensdivorce | Aug 5, 2015 | Divorce

According to Mashable, Chinese Olympian Liu Xiang recently announced that he and actress Ge Tian are divorcing after only nine months of marriage. The hurdler’s announcement brought on many comments and rumors from the public. It seems that the Chinese react to their...

Social Media – Can it Cause Divorce?

by mensdivorce | Jun 18, 2015 | Divorce

The internet has changed the way people communicate. Social media websites such as Facebook have opened the doors for people to stay in-touch, regardless of where they live. It has also created a new way for unhappy spouses to start new relationships, which often...

Serving Divorce Papers by Facebook

by mensdivorce | Apr 16, 2015 | Divorce

Social media is impacting family law in a variety of ways. One of the most significant examples occurred recently when a New York City woman was granted permission to be the first person to legally file for divorce using a Facebook message. Matthew Cooper, a Manhattan...

Why You Should Give Up Social Media While Going Through Divorce

by mensdivorce | Jan 19, 2015 | Custody, Divorce

If you are planning to get divorced, you may want to consider taking a break from social media websites. Facebook, Twitter and other social media sites can be a fun way to connect with other people, but your posts can also get you into trouble during a lawsuit. Your...