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Thanks professor!! I'm going to look into this quickly and throughly; then give the results to my attorney. It's time to fight back in this case.

Would the following apply in this case? Quoting 18 USC Sec. 2701. - Unlawful access to stored communications -------------------------------------------------------------------------------- (a) Offense.--Except as provided in subsection (c) of this section whoever-- (1) intentionally...

Thanks for the ideas on how to fight the admission of the emails. They could prove very helpful.

The password was not that easy. As i stated, she had to call a relative to figure out the answer. We were married for 20 years, yet she didn't know the answer. However, I suspect that the password has little to do the the legality of this issue. The fact is she opened an account that was not...

This was not a joint account, nor did she have an alternate account with which to receive the password. This was my private email. She was never given the password, nor permission to use the account. She simply used the forgot password feature while I was in the hopital, got my security...

My ex-wife broken into my email account and printed emails prior to our divorce. She did not have the password. She used the "forgot password" feature to reset my password and then opened my email account. She is now using those emails in a lawsuit against my current wife of 1.5 years. My...