Question:
I have a feeling my wife is having an affair. Can I get a subpoena while we're married for her cell phone records to prove her infidelity?
There is no divorce pending, but I would like documentation in case we do get divorced.
Question:
I have a feeling my wife is having an affair. Can I get a subpoena while we're married for her cell phone records to prove her infidelity?
There is no divorce pending, but I would like documentation in case we do get divorced.
Question:
I'm having an affair, which is the cause of our divorce. Can my wife get the deleted text messages or pictures sent from my phone?
I know she can get the number I was texting, but can she get the actual content of what was written?
By DadsDivorce.com reader Big D
Yesterday, we went over proper decorum when responding to e-mails. Today, we'll examine talking on the phone.
Here, same advice as with e-mail. If you are ever called out on something, called a name, given an ultimatum, etc… ignore it. I have been accused of some awful things via a phone conversation with my ex-wife and rarely are they ever true. One was, but we don’t need to address that here.
The best way out of a bad phone conversation is to simply wait for the voice on the other end to stop, then for you to say “I don’t think this is the best time for us to discuss this, I am going to go now and we can discuss this at a later time. Thank you, good bye.” Then hang up.