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Text Messages Can Be Some of The Best Evidence Available

Can text messages be used in divorce court? Yes, text messages can be used in divorce court and are, in fact, some of the best evidence available. A text message states a fact word for word from the sender to the receiver. For example, a text message to a friend stating the quick transfer of marital funds to that friend just before filing for divorce, if presented to the court, could influence how a judge will equitably divide marital assets. Or take the case where a text conversation is presented to the court between a party and their paramour outlining...

What Should I Wear to Court?

What to wear to court is a question most people ask, especially if it will be their first time as a witness or having their case heard by a judge and or a jury. While individual states will often have different laws and guidelines for legal matters, what to wear to court is basically the same, no matter the state. To begin with, the word “conservative” is best used to describe the overall dress code for court. In the present world of fashion, with holes in clothing and often cut or very tight with little left to the imagination, most courts...

Going to Court in Florida for the First Time – Here’s What to Expect

Going to court is not the same as going to a job interview, although there are some similarities. You will be the center of attention when it is your turn to take the stand, and you will be asked a number of questions. Even if you are not taking the stand, you will be expected to follow the dress code and etiquette required by the Florida Court’s rules. Additionally, if this is your first time in court, you will need to be aware of several facts that can help make or break your day. A judge expects a certain level...