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Deepfakes, falsified evidence and family law?

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Date:3 NOV 2025
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Rebecca Dziobon, Penningtons Manches Cooper
Eleanor Moodey, Penningtons Manches Cooper

Dr Tristan Jenkinson, Sky Discovery

The article explores the growing threat of falsified digital evidence, including deepfakes in family law proceedings and the role of digital forensic experts when lawyers have concerns. In considering this, the article reviews some of the ethical and professional responsibilities of lawyers to detect and prevent the use of manipulated evidence and provides guidance on what to look out for.

As technology evolves, so do the risks of falsified evidence. Family lawyers must stay vigilant, informed, and proactive in identifying and addressing these challenges to uphold justice and protect their clients.

The full article has published in the October issue of Family Law.  Find out more or request a free 1-week trial of Family Law journal. Please quote: 100482

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