Hi all,
I am just wondering if this could be a possibility...and I'm going to use hypothetic ssituations. So, hypothetically speaking, here is the scenario.
The relationship ends, the partner leaves. Weeks later, there is spare mobile phone charged for the child to use and when charged, it is discovered that the now ex-partner has not logged out of many of the applications. Full access, therefore, given to Facebook, messages, etc.
Some of it not likely to be deemed relevant at all (but pretty juicy if you're writing a novel), but some are relevant, and incredibly so.
Can this be tendered in evidence? A not unlawfully obtained mobile phone, owned by the ex who just forgot to log out. But how would it look in a parenting case sense? Totally innocently obtained...
Thoughts?
I am just wondering if this could be a possibility...and I'm going to use hypothetic ssituations. So, hypothetically speaking, here is the scenario.
The relationship ends, the partner leaves. Weeks later, there is spare mobile phone charged for the child to use and when charged, it is discovered that the now ex-partner has not logged out of many of the applications. Full access, therefore, given to Facebook, messages, etc.
Some of it not likely to be deemed relevant at all (but pretty juicy if you're writing a novel), but some are relevant, and incredibly so.
Can this be tendered in evidence? A not unlawfully obtained mobile phone, owned by the ex who just forgot to log out. But how would it look in a parenting case sense? Totally innocently obtained...
Thoughts?