recorded conversations
Are dated, written and or recorded conversations admissable in our devorce hearing. She has no knowledge of them.
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Read More Answered By: Michael McNair |
Re: recorded conversations If one party to a conversation consents to the recording, then it is not an illegal recording. Whether or not it would be admissable at a court hearing depends on other factors concerning the legal rules of evidence. You do not give enough facts to answer that question. I suggest that you consult with an attorney in more detail. |
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