Legal Question in Family Law in New Jersey

Audio tape admissible as evidence.

I have sole custody of my 2 daughters ages 11 3/4 and 15 1/2. My exhusband has moved to Florida. A court appointed psychologist stopped the 15 year olds visitation when she turned 13. My 11 year old no longer wishes to see her father. He is verbally abusive. There is a motion pending trying to force me to continue visitation for the 11 year old, traveling on 2 planes, and to force her and now my 15 year old to see a new psychologist. My exhusband's new motion is riddled with all lies about me. I have recently taped conversations and have proof he's lying. Are my tapes admissible as evidence? I have a judge who keeps insisting that my daughter goes, even telling me that if she doesn't like flying, I should pay and accompany her.


Asked on 2/19/06, 3:47 pm

1 Answer from Attorneys
Robert Davies The Davies Law Firm, P.A.

Re: Audio tape admissible as evidence.

These issues are complex, but you should do what is best for your children.

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Answered on 2/20/06, 12:14 pm


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