BerkshireIsland
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- New York
Long story short: I accessed my husbands yahoo email account on her work laptop PC without his permission (he did give me the password of the computer a long time ago) and I found out he was cheating. I was stupid enough to send a screen shot of one of the emails to a common friend who was covering for him because I was upset at the betrayal, so now he can prove I did it. I can't prove he had given me the yahoo email account but I can prove he had given me his hotmail password another time which should prove that he trusted me with passwords
We are going through nasty divorce proceedings
I get a threatening letter from some other law firm threatening for legal action through a claim of replevin, it cites two cases: Dore v. Wormley, 690 F. Supp. 2d 176 (S.D.N.Y. 2010). and Batsidis v. Batsidis, 9 A.D.3d 342 as to explain why I am supposedly exposed.
Do I really have to worry here? It seems there are marital privileges here (as I understand you can open your spouses snail mail legally) and those cited cases for what I read have nothing to do with this situation and don't involve emails. Also there was no loss, me reading these emails did not cost him or his employer any money, it just cost him our marriage. Also I did not touch anything related to his work. I am guessing any judge will dismiss any BS lawsuit?
The worse part is that on the divorce agreement he wants to include a clause that such lawsuit is pending instead of settling all claims, and my lawyer says we cant take it out of the agreement, we can just make it work both ways, that also sounds like total BS to me. He says not to worry because it will be too expensive for him to sue me, but he is so crazy he might just do it
Any comments appreciated
Carly
We are going through nasty divorce proceedings
I get a threatening letter from some other law firm threatening for legal action through a claim of replevin, it cites two cases: Dore v. Wormley, 690 F. Supp. 2d 176 (S.D.N.Y. 2010). and Batsidis v. Batsidis, 9 A.D.3d 342 as to explain why I am supposedly exposed.
Do I really have to worry here? It seems there are marital privileges here (as I understand you can open your spouses snail mail legally) and those cited cases for what I read have nothing to do with this situation and don't involve emails. Also there was no loss, me reading these emails did not cost him or his employer any money, it just cost him our marriage. Also I did not touch anything related to his work. I am guessing any judge will dismiss any BS lawsuit?
The worse part is that on the divorce agreement he wants to include a clause that such lawsuit is pending instead of settling all claims, and my lawyer says we cant take it out of the agreement, we can just make it work both ways, that also sounds like total BS to me. He says not to worry because it will be too expensive for him to sue me, but he is so crazy he might just do it
Any comments appreciated
Carly