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Is your spouse cheating on you? And if so, can you prove it? Increasingly, people are turning to Internet monitoring software -- also known as spyware -- to find the smoking gun. But can you use this evidence in court as part of a divorce case? Attorney Meredith Brennan examines a recent Florida case addressing the admissibility of evidence of a spouse's online affair obtained through the use of spyware.
March 21, 2005 at 12:00 AM
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