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22nd January 2015
05:42pm GMT

Speaking about the social media site, managing partner, Lyn Ayrton said:
“Social media provides an ongoing log of our lives. The sharing of written posts and pictures, often with geo-tagging, provides a record of activities that can be used in a court case.
“Often, if a partner refers to an impending bonus, a new job offer, or plans for a holiday, it may provide evidence that they are not telling the truth about their financial position. At the very least, it could call their credibility into question.”
Ayrton added that although some people are sneakier than others when it comes to their online behaviours, others haven’t worked out the concept of sharing online:
“Somebody said she was not in a relationship with anybody new but then posted a message inviting everybody to a housewarming party for her and her boyfriend.”Explore more on these topics: