After a divorce, things you told your former spouse in confidence while you were married can be used against you. Marriage is based on trust, and trust is based on openness and honesty. Recognizing this, New York law provides protections for confidential communications between spouses. Two Types of Privileges for Communications Between Spouses There are...
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