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A court has held that information shown on a person's LinkedIn profile is not, by itself, sufficient grounds to refuse maintenance to a spouse. The ruling indicates that a claimant's professional profile on the networking platform does not automatically establish their capacity to earn or support themselves. Such digital evidence must be weighed alongside other material before a maintenance claim can be decided. The decision reinforces that financial need and actual income must be assessed on fuller proof rather than online representations alone.

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