evidence in court
Is a taped recording between my ex and myself able to be use in court? She is trying to deny me court ordered visitation and I have it all on tape. If i do not tape my conversations, then I at least log them in a note book. Are those also able to be used?
Asked on 11/23/08, 6:56 pm
3 Answers from Attorneys
Paul Sanders
Paul Sanders, Attorney at Law
Re: evidence in court
Yes. However, they must be admitted according to the rules of evidence. If you need representation please contact me.
This post is intended for general information and is not legal advice, nor does it create an attorney-client relationshiop. You should consult an attorney familiar with the details of your case.
Answered on 11/25/08, 5:02 pm
Paul Sanders
Paul Sanders, Attorney at Law
Re: evidence in court
Yes. However, they must be admitted according to the rules of evidence. If you need representation please contact me.
This post is intended for general information and is not legal advice, nor does it create an attorney-client relationship. You should consult an attorney familiar with the details of your case.
Answered on 11/25/08, 5:02 pm
Paul Sanders
Paul Sanders, Attorney at Law
Re: evidence in court
Yes. However, they must be admitted according to the rules of evidence. If you need representation please contact me.
This post is intended for general information and is not legal advice, nor does it create an attorney-client relationship. You should consult an attorney familiar with the details of your case.
Answered on 11/25/08, 5:02 pm
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