By Douglas J. Manning, Partner, Certified Specialist in Family Law
There certainly has been a lot of media attention and commentary about the process and evidence in the criminal trial involving media personality Jian Ghomeshi. But I am not writing about whether the alleged victims were treated fairly or whether the scope of the
By Douglas Manning, Partner, Certified Specialist in Family Law
In these days of ever-increasing complexity in
how we communicate (and perhaps why we communicate) couples might be well-served to discuss the “Rules of Engagement” in how they use their social media accounts. Relationships are hard enough as it is, but now with the rise
Increasingly separated parties are relying on”Facebook”, email and text messages to prove certain parts of their case – and this can be very confusing.
Firstly, all electronic evidence will have to conform with respect to authenticity, originality and reliability. This is sometimes difficult as sites may not be secure or cut and paste documents can
Facebook has become an everyday word. Who doesn’t have a Facebook account nowadays? We use Facebook to keep in touch with friends, to share photos with family members across the globe and sometimes, we use Facebook to vent. What harm can a little Facebook post cause anyway, right? The answer may surprise you, especially when