Cybersecurity and Digital Integrity During Separation and Family Court Proceedings
Navigating the complexities of family law matters is challenging enough without worrying about the implications on your digital life. CyberSeparate is committed to ensuring your digital security through these tough times. Our comprehensive range of services aims to safeguard your digital assets, gather evidence for domestic violence and coercive control cases, facilitate restraining orders, support you in family court, and more.
Your digital life is an extension of you. Our cybersecurity experts will assist you in securely separating your digital assets. Rest easy knowing that your ex-partner will no longer have unauthorised access to your personal information or online accounts.
Secure your digital freedom today.
Coercive control and domestic violence often leave digital footprints. Our specialised cybersecurity team will interrogate electronic devices to detect signs of stalking, surveillance, or unwarranted monitoring. This includes assisting to identify whether an online account has been compromised by another party.
If you suspect you're a victim, don't wait. Secure evidence now.
We take your safety seriously. Upon gathering sufficient evidence, our Police Liaison Officer will assist you to file a report with the police to secure restraining orders, adding an extra layer of protection for you and your loved ones.
Protect yourself and your loved ones today.
In family court, evidence is king. We will prepare a comprehensive report of our findings to support your case, potentially proving indispensable in matters involving coercive control or other forms of domestic abuse.
Fortify your family court case with concrete evidence.
In the heat of separation and in an era where it is easy to doctor records, disputes over past communications are common. We can independently recover emails and authenticate the veracity of crucial documents to keep your case on solid ground.
Ensure your documents stand up in court.
Continuous monitoring of social media profiles or installing tracking apps without consent.
Usage of spyware to monitor calls, emails (including email communication with family court lawyers), messages, and even the physical location of the victim.
Denying the victim access to their own digital devices, social media platforms, or essential online services.
Using the victim’s digital identity to send messages, alter relationships, or sabotage opportunities.
By utilising our services, you're not only protecting yourself but also fortifying your case with tangible evidence, making your path through family court proceedings that much more secure.
EAGLEGATE’s founding Partner, Nicole Murdoch, is a former director of the Australian Information Security Association (AISA) and has over 15 years of experience in offering legal services in respect of cyber and information security. She also has 10 years experience working as an engineer in the IT space. She is Doyle’s Guide recommended IP lawyer and holds an engineering degree and a Masters of Industrial Property.
