Legal Question in Family Law in Florida

You can make copies of the photos, but they shouldn't be photocopies, they should be real copies that look as good as the originals. (WalMart can make copies if you have the film or the disk.) At the trial or hearing, bring the photos unmarked. Also, bring a person (it may be you) who witnessed the actual scene and who can say that the photos depict the scene as that person actually saw the scene at the time. In other words, "Does this photo fairly and accurately depict my ex-wife on October 31, 2009 as she fell down extremely drunk while the children were in her care?" Then you say, "Your Honor, I offer this photo as Former Husband's exhibit #[next number]." The judge or the clerk will make the appropriate markings on the back of each photo. Sometimes the judge will ask why you are offering the photos into evidence, and you should clearly explain the significance of each photo. You don't need multiple photos of the same scene.