Legal Question in Family Law in California

Re: Wifes' paralegal has taken my words out of context

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It is possible to have all or part of a declaration excluded from evidence based upon various objections thereto under the Evidence Code. However, as you implied in your statement of the question there is a better way to do this. Contact an experienced Family Law attorney for specific advise and possible representation on your behalf.

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Re: Wifes' paralegal has taken my words out of context

The better objection is that the discussion was part of negotiations, which cannot be used as evidence. I would suggest that if you have a hearing upcoming that you think about hiring an attorney or you may feel like restating your first sentence. Good Luck, Pat McCrary

Reply: Wifes' paralegal has taken my words out of context

You will need your own declaration.

Good luck to you!

Brian Levy, Esq.

Law Offices of Brian Don Levy