Smart home in custody battles. Why Alexa was the witness in seven divorce cases this year.
Alexa, Ring, and Nest recordings are now routinely subpoenaed in custody and divorce proceedings. What gets handed over, and what to do before a filing.
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Your spouse put an AirTag on your car. Do these things in the next four hours.
Your spouse put an AirTag on your car. The four-hour protocol that protects you and protects the evidence at the same time.
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What ChatGPT knows about your divorce. And who can subpoena it.
If you have used a chatbot to think through your divorce, the conversations are producible. The protocol to follow before discovery requests arrive.
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Digital privacy through divorce and separation. The complete operational guide.
Divorce and separation produce a category of digital exposure that did not exist twenty years ago. Shared Apple IDs, shared cloud, shared smart home, shared location, shared streaming. Every one of these is now standard discovery in family court. The operational baseline for the seventy-two hours before filing, the proceeding itself, and the post-decree untangling.
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He built a tool to spy on spouses. The court gave him a $5,000 fine.
Bryan Fleming built pcTattletale, a stalkerware platform with 138,000 paying customers and over $600,000 in PayPal revenue. He was fined $5,000. The ratio tells you exactly how seriously the US legal system treats non-consensual surveillance in domestic relationships.
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Your phone carrier sells your location data.
In 2018, a Missouri sheriff used a carrier-data reseller called Securus to track the location of a judge and a fellow officer without a warrant.
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Is your phone being monitored? 8 signs that weren’t there last month.
Spyware runs in the background and transmits data continuously.
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Digital privacy checklist before filing for divorce.
Check active sessions on every major account.
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If you’re filing for divorce, assume your devices are already compromised.
In a contested divorce, your digital life becomes evidence.
