Divorcing digitally

When divorcing, people should consider setting up a new email address or, at the very least, changing their password.

This particularly applies to communications with their lawyer, therapist, or new partner and avoid using a new password that their other half may be able to guess.

They should change the password on bank accounts and social media and consider who to block on social media accounts.

Changing the pin of their phone, switching off ‘Find my Phone’ and stopping sharing calendars are also recommended. Before you decide who gets to keep your shared devices, back up what you want and then factory reset.

Finally, they should log out of sites where they would normally remain logged in and untick ‘remember my password’ options.

Divorce Solutions are a team of 5 experienced lawyers but, what makes us different to a firm of solicitors, is that we are acting as divorce consultants. We help people navigate the legal maze and stop them making expensive mistakes. We use our experience of the divorce process to find solutions to lower the temperature and save money.

If the above resonates or you know someone who may benefit from speaking to us, please do contact me. We don’t charge for an initial consultation.

David Margo

David founded Divorce Solutions, the UK’s first divorce consultancy, in 2007. Drawing on decades of legal expertise and his own journey through loss and single parenthood, he now helps people navigate divorce with confidence, dignity and respect.

His new book, Divorce Solutions - 10 ways to divorce, with strategies to save money, stay sane and start over with strength is available to buy now.

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