For many spouses, sharing financial accounts is part of being married. In divorce, however, any unclosed joint accounts can cause trouble. That’s why I recommend being diligent in closing open joint accounts. Then following up with the financial institution to make sure your requests are carried out.
Could your spouse use spyware to track your movements or access video and audio that show what you’re doing and saying?
The bottom line is that the best defense against digital threats during divorce is prevention, from reviewing your passwords to following basic online safety practices. I urge you to take these steps as part of your divorce planning.
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