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Charles Ward

Firm: Attorney-C David Ward

6 East Washington Street , Oswego , Illinois 60543

Practice Areas: Adoption, Bankruptcy, Child Custody & Visitation, Child Support, Divorce, Estate Planning, Family , Probate , Real Estate , Trusts, Wills, Child Custody, Child Custody, Child Custody, Child Custody

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Had BM’s FB messenger log-in info on my phone after we broke up and constantly looked at her messages from my phone. Have I done anything illegal? (Chicago, IL | Aug 19, 2026 | Sourced from Reddit
TL;DR Had access to Ex GF/BM’s Facebook Messenger DM’s after I found login info in her notes. She gave me access to her phone and pin prior to breakup and vice verse, so I used the opportunity to get messenger info to know if she says anything to family/friends regarding our child (Prior to the breakup, she was about 5 months pregnant and had been using 10 years of past drama to justify breakup and keep our newborn child away as she “didn’t want to bring our child into our drama and was better off” (despite us agreeing to stick together for the baby’s sake.) _________________________________________ In December of 2024, When an ex (5 months pregnant) lived with me in El Paso, TX, then we went to visit her family in Chicago, IL, she had then decided she wanted to stay with her sister in that city rather than fly back to TX with me. Prior to us flying to IL, we had been slowly adjusting for a future with our new baby. (every doctors appointment possible, plans for our baby’s future, etc) We were excited at first until ex gf/baby mama began to become hesitant at the prospect of us being together as a family unit. (despite us agreeing to stay together as a family unit) then later admitted she didn’t want us to really be under the same roof when the baby is born because she didn’t want our baby to “watch us fight and argue” (We were…

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