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Mail tampering | Opening or hiding the other spouse's mail

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Mail Tampering. Here's a situation family lawyers deal with from time to time. A husband opens mail that is specifically addressed to his wife. He sees something she very much wishes he had not seen. Or a husband finds some mail addressed to him that his wife has opened and has hidden from him. Is a spouse lawfully allowed to open the other spouse's mail? Does the offended spouse have any legal recourse where the husband and wife live together? If so, what recourse? Is it different if the parties have separated, divorce has been filed, and mail forwarding hasn't yet occurred?

Full post as published by Updates in Michigan Family Law on June 28, 2009 (boomark / email).

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