Category Archives: Divorce Tech

Divorce and Smartphones

Posted on March 9, 2012 by C. Sean Stephens

The Star Tribune ran an interesting article captioned “Divorce? Hide your smartphone.”  As an Oregon divorce lawyer, the article rang true to me about how much smartphone technology has made previously private conversations public and permanent. Smartphones, texts, Facebook, and GPS … Continue reading →

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News: Let’s Stay Together – Article from wholeliving.com

Posted on March 3, 2011 by C. Sean Stephens

As Portland Oregon based divorce lawyers, we talk to a lot of people in Oregon contemplating divorce. Some are sure of what they want and hire us on the spot. Others just want information because they have doubts about their … Continue reading →

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Facebook and Divorce

Posted on June 1, 2010 by C. Sean Stephens

CNN ran an interesting article captioned “Divorce attorneys catching cheaters on Facebook.” An example given of social media in the courtroom was a lawyer using Facebook data to attack a parent’s credibility as a witness. The parent claimed he didn’t … Continue reading →

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Facebook and Divorce

Posted on June 16, 2009 by Daniel Margolin

Time magazine ran an article on the use of social networking sites like Facebook in divorce cases. The article can be reviewed here. When going through a divorce or custody case it is very important to be careful about what … Continue reading →

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Divorce Tech – Family Law Software

Posted on April 28, 2009 by Daniel Margolin

As a firm, we are always looking for ways to find an advantage for our clients.  We recently began using a software program called “Family Law Software.”  The program allows us to enter all financial information, including assets, liabilities and … Continue reading →

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