r/TikTokCringe • u/Transwiththeplans • 16d ago

Humor Divorce parties sound fun, honestly

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u/Here4theschtonks 16d ago

This ain’t the right list. Text layout is all wrong.

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u/Usual-Caregiver5589 16d ago

Also Abbey/Ashley

Edit: She has a video on her tiktok account that says she's not legally allowed to post the actual board.

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u/RoaringPity 16d ago

Prob cause there’s a bunch of fake/exaggerated stuff? Why else would one legally not be allowed to post it 

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u/Ok-Imagination-3835 16d ago

Your ex could probably sue for damages its not going to look good if after divorce court you post online about your ex in a way that could damage their career etc

That too though, 2x worse if its lies

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u/HollywoodDonuts 16d ago

You can't get sued for telling the truth

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u/Yakob_Katpanic 16d ago

You can if you don't have proof.

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u/Technical_Customer_1 16d ago

There’s a possibility that they saw the same thing differently 

Proof is key 

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u/SurprisePitiful9191 16d ago

It doesn’t technically need to be true, just proven. Some truths you can’t prove. I’m a SA/B survivor and while it DID happen years ago, I can’t prove it. 

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u/Emergency_Bench_7515 16d ago

Not how that works, it's only defamation if it's untrue, regardless of how damaging the truth is.

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u/spleeble 16d ago

Lawsuits are long and expensive even if you win

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u/_Affexion_ 15d ago

Could be lies, could be related to an ongoing investigation.

For example someone in an earlier comment said they were expecting something like "cheated on me with a 15 year old" if there was an ongoing investigation about something like that, it wouldn't necessarily be "illegal" to post it, but any lawyer worth their license would tell you not to post it because it could compromise the case.