Legal Question in Family Law in California

I have a very litigious child custody case that has been going on

for 20 months...bottom line...its being litigated and coming down to

closing arguments..the other parent have used money, power and oppression

by using false allegations to the other parent. Me and my lawyer will

not pursue an action to punish the other parents (even though we have several proofs of the coaching that took place).WE want to move forward, clear

the false allegations and discuss visitation. My question is...what is the possible scenario,if me and my lawyer would pursue prosecuting the other parent for lying, false claims, false testimony by a coached child (with proofs).

An entrepreneurial attorney who conspired to coach a minor to testify falsely

against mother (yes they exist) and a parent who will stop at no means to not pay child support.This case have been going on for 20 months and asking the judge to punish the other parent for false allegations would create more problems and that is what we want to avoid.


Asked on 3/13/12, 11:47 am

1 Answer from Attorneys
Brian McGinity McGinity Law Office

I understand you would probably like a second opinion. However, If you have an attorney you should be asking your attorney these questions. Your attorney understands the facts of your case and understand the circumstances of your case. In this type of forum you can not provide enough information for an attorney answering questions to give you as accurate answer as you need. You are really doing your attorney a disservice and you are doing the attorneys on the board here a disservice. Trust your attorney and have them find out the answers to your questions.

Good luck

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Answered on 3/13/12, 6:58 pm


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