CP Opinion  Sunday, Dec 28, 2014  Men: 5 Measures to Avoid the
'Facebook Fumble'  January 8, 2014|9:42 am      I call it the
"Facebook Fumble" because more than a third of divorce filings
last year contained the word "Facebook," according to a survey
by Divorce Online, a UK-based legal services firm. The American
Academy of Matrimonial Lawyers says 81% of its members have used
or faced evidence plucked from Facebook or other social
networking sites over the last five years. And, 66% of the
lawyers surveyed cited Facebook foibles as the source of online
evidence with 1 in 5 adults reported to use Facebook for
flirting.  Facebook is one ball you don't want to drop. It can
bring you down. It can ruin the "trust" in a marriage, and lead
to affairs -- virtual or physical.  Here's the rub: While
Facebook is a great social networking tool -- and one I'm
involved with -- it has the power to expose the cracks in men's
character.  Tips to Avoid the Facebook Fumble  Begin by honestly
establishing your plan with Facebook