New Jersey Divorce and Family Lawyer Blog
Most people are aware that communications between a lawyer and client are generally considered to be confidential or “privileged” and may not be disclosed to anyone without their consent. The same is true in regards to discussions between a physician or psychologist and his/her patient. However, most people are not aware that communications between spouses (or partners in a civil union) enjoy the same type of “privilege’ and were generally protected from disclosure absent mutual consent. Continue reading ›