Pitfalls of Recording Conversations With Your Ex – Can You Use Them? – Men’s Divorce Podcast

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Cordell & Cordell Executive/Managing Partner, CEO Scott Trout and Richmond divorce attorney Jacob Smith discuss the strategy of recording conversations in order to use them as evidence in a family law case.

Many guys are tempted to try to catch their ex in the act by recording a conversation that does not reflect well on the opposing party. However, there are often legal ramifications to this and you should be aware of the federal and local rules of evidence.

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