Judge Grants Woman Permission To Serve Divorce Papers Through Facebook
A Manhattan Supreme Court justice recently added one more way Facebook may be used, declaring it a totally legitimate way to serve divorce papers.
Facebook has become an important means of communication, be it for news that’s shared among all or messages sent to only a select few.
A Manhattan Supreme Court justice recently added one more way the social media site may be used, declaring it a totally legitimate way to serve divorce papers.
The case for which the determination was made does have some special circumstances.
Ellanora Baidoo was married in a civil ceremony in 2009, but the union was never consummated and she and her husband haven’t shared living quarters.
At the time of the nuptials it was promised to her by the
Facebook has become an important means of communication, be it for news that’s shared among all or messages sent to only a select few.
A Manhattan Supreme Court justice recently added one more way the social media site may be used, declaring it a totally legitimate way to serve divorce papers.
The case for which the determination was made does have some special circumstances.
Ellanora Baidoo was married in a civil ceremony in 2009, but the union was never consummated and she and her husband haven’t shared living quarters.
At the time of the nuptials it was promised to her by the