I have started divorce proceedings with my wife and she recently figured out my email pasword and went through all my emails. I never gave her permission to do so and it was pasword protected, so I am wondering if she can use any information gained from her unauthorized access. I had personal correspondences from friends (which are damning to my case) as well as business emails and corresondence to my lawyer! I have found plenty of information in the ECPA and the wiretapping codes of Virginia, but I am concerned about spousal privelege. It is clear that anyone can't use electronic messages against you in court, but I just can't find anything pertaining to spouses! My lawyer is looking into it as well, but I am very curious. can anyone help me??
p.s. Why does this post censor the word, 'pasword?' I had to mispell it to get it to show up!?
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