The Cyber Affair

Here's a fact to rattle your boots.
FACT - 60% of married men and 40% of married women cheat sometime during their marriage!

Did your jaw drop when you read that? And, the same source of that information said that women cheaters are on a fast rise. That means the sport of infidelity is no longer composed of men.

The same source further stated that affairs are occurring in close to 80% of marriages! Odds are better that your spouse will cheat than remain faithful.

I know. It's a hard pill to swallow. Most of us live in a state of denial, never thinking that our significant other would display such lack of loyalty. But the fact is, it's a reoccurring issue in our daily society.

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Top 20 Warning Signs of Infidelity

Warning signs of infidelity can take many forms but if you know which signs to look for, it can make this difficult investigative journey a bit easier and definitely less expensive than hiring a private investigator. Infidelity can take many forms but usually begins as emotional infidelity and then progresses to sexual infidelity.

A person's gut instinct is usually right, but if you notice any of the below top 20 warning signs of infidelity, the likelihood of your partner cheating becomes even more so. If you discover infidelity, be prepared with a master plan of action. Surviving infidelity is just as difficult as the discovery so make sure that you have a master plan of action as to how you will cope if infidelity is discovered.

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Understanding Divorce in VA

Divorce (Absolute and Limited)

Under Virginia Law, you have the right to represent yourself in all legal cases, including divorce.

The legal term for representing yourself is "pro se," pronounced "pro say") which is Latin for "on your own behalf." Representing yourself is not a good idea for everyone. It is important to understand that by representing yourself, you may be giving up important rights. It is very important for you to find out if your spouse has a pension, retirement account, insurance or other significant property before you decide whether to file your own divorce. If you do not ask for such things in the divorce, you will give them up forever.

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Understanding Criminal Cases

A criminal case is one in which an individual is accused of committing one or more crimes. There are two main types of criminal cases: misdemeanors and felonies. A misdemeanor is a charge punishable by a fine or imprisonment in the county jail. A felony is a charge potentially punishable by incarceration in the state penitentiary. Misdemeanors are tried in the magistrate division of the district court and felonies are tried by district judges.

The more serious crimes are called felonies and are punishable by confinement in a state prison. Examples of such crimes are arson, assault, larceny, burglary, murder, rape, robbery, kidnapping and sale of controlled substances (such as illegal drugs).

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10 Ways to Catch a Liar

J.J. Newberry was a trained federal agent, skilled in the art of deception detection. So when a witness to a shooting sat in front of him and tried to tell him that when she heard gunshots she didn't look, she just ran -- he knew she was lying.

How did Newberry reach this conclusion? The answer is by recognizing telltale signs that a person isn't being honest, like inconsistencies in a story, behavior that's different from a person's norm, or too much detail in an explanation.

While using these signs to catch a liar takes extensive training and practice, it's no longer only for authorities like Newberry. Now, the average person can become adept at identifying dishonesty, and it's not as hard as you might think. Experts tell WebMD the top ten ways to let the truth be known.

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Types of Cellular Communication

There are many different kinds of cell phones, each with a different security profile. Before you can understand the security of your cell phone, you need to know what kind of cell phone you have.

• Analog Cell Phones, also called AMPS (Advanced Mobile Phone System). These were the first cellular telephones. Developed in the 1970s and deployed in the 1980s and still used today. These phones transmit voice as an analog signal without any encryption of scrambling. As a result, they can be eavesdropped upon using handheld scanners sold at places like Radio Shack. Analog systems are widely deployed throughout the US, especially in rural areas. Although analog cell phones are still sold but not a good deal, as analog providers generally charge a lot of money, the phones do not have good battery life, and the sound quality is generally poor. The big advantage of analog cell phones is that they have the best nation-wide coverage, but that's changing fast. If you have an analog cell phone, you probably want to get a new one. (Note: many "dual-mode" digital phones support have analog for roaming in remote areas; roaming fees are sometimes included in a one's monthly plan, but other times they are extra.)

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