Electronic Evidence
Electronic evidence in Georgia divorce cases, including recordings, emails, and texts.
Can You Record Your Spouse's Calls?
You may record a conversation you are part of, but recording your spouse's calls with other people is a felony in Georgia.
Read MoreComputer Crimes in a Georgia Divorce
Going through a spouse's device or accounts can be a felony in Georgia and carries a civil claim, but the statute has no exclusion rule.
Read MoreElectronic Evidence in Georgia Divorces
How you obtained a text, an email, or a recording matters as much in a Georgia divorce as what it actually says.
Read MoreEmails as Evidence in a Georgia Divorce
A printout of an email does not prove itself in Georgia, but circumstantial evidence of where it came from is usually enough.
Read MoreIllegal Recordings in a Georgia Divorce
A recording made in violation of Georgia's eavesdropping statute is inadmissible for any purpose, including impeachment.
Read MoreSecret Cameras and a Georgia Divorce
Secretly recording your spouse in a private place is a felony in Georgia, the video is inadmissible, and you can be sued for it.
Read MoreText Messages as Evidence in Georgia
Text messages come into a Georgia divorce like any other document, but you have to show the judge they are what you say they are.
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