Episode Summary:

In this episode of *Off the Record* Rhett Burney and Lisa Mosbey discuss the evolving landscape of family law cases in the digital age. They delve into how technology, from social media to fitness trackers, can both aid and complicate legal proceedings, offering valuable insights for both attorneys and individuals navigating family law matters.

Key Timestamps:

00:00 – Introduction

01:02 – Impact of technology on the discovery phase in divorce cases

02:45 – Legal boundaries of using tracking devices in South Carolina

04:20 – Admissibility of social media content in court

06:10 – Judges’ stance on temporary injunctions related to social media

07:30 – Utilizing fitness tracker data as evidence in court

09:15 – Importance of obtaining digital information legally for admissibility

10:40 – Handling password changes during separation

12:05 – Admissibility of recordings from smart home devices in court

14:30 – Uncovering hidden assets through forensic tools like cryptocurrency tracking

16:20 – Role of communication apps in court cases involving parents

18:00 – Perception of credibility in virtual court hearings

About the Show:

*Off the Record* is a legal podcast that explores various aspects of family law, estate planning, and probate matters. Join Rhett Burney as he shares his expertise and insights gained from over 30 years of experience in assisting families with legal issues.