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EPISODE · Jun 11, 2026 · 5 MIN

Presenting Digital Evidence in Oklahoma Custody Cases

from Daily Divorce and Family Law Update

Jeff Hensley breaks down how parents in Oklahoma can turn scattered digital traces—texts, emails, social posts, photos, voicemail and screenshots—into credible evidence a judge will consider in custody, visitation, and support matters. In plain English you’ll learn what kinds of digital material courts accept, the simple preservation steps that protect metadata and authenticity, how to avoid common mistakes that make evidence inadmissible, and practical filing tips so your attorney (or you) can use the evidence efficiently. This episode focuses on real, actionable moves: preserving originals, creating a clear timeline, documenting chain of custody, and redacting sensitive details. No tech expertise required—just careful steps you can take today to protect your case and your kids.

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