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LOVE & LOGINS: WHO GETS CUSTODY OF PASSWORDS IN A BREAKUP?

Emily Taffel didn’t pull the password plug when she divorced her first husband, and she didn’t cut off the boyfriend who followed. Now remarried with four stepchildren, she continues as a model of civility when it comes to exes and logins.

The 41-year-old in Coral Springs, Florida, and her first husband didn’t have kids, much money or own a house when they divorced. What they did have were subscriptions to Netflix and Hulu.

“We each paid for one of them and share. That was literally our divorce agreement,”Taffel said. “It was written right in there. We’re still doing it.”

When boyfriend Sam

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