As we close out the year, it's important to reflect on how much of our lives now exist online. Social media has become a place to celebrate milestones, vent frustrations, and stay connected. However, in the context of a California custody or divorce case, what you post—or what others post about you—can have real l egal consequences. A common question clients ask is: Can social media posts be used against me in a divorce or custody case? In short, yes . And often, they are. S

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