Legal Question in Family Law in New Jersey
Taping conversations
We have a pending divorce and to protect myself, I have started taping our conversations my wife has a history of being verbally and physically abusive. She has taunted me on several occasions which I have caught on tape. Saying she would ruin my name and none of the physical abuse could be proved because I don't have any marks now and never reported it. First she did not know she was being taped, now she does. Is any of this addmissable in court?
3 Answers from Attorneys
Re: Taping conversations
I don't see why not, its her voice.
Re: Taping conversations
I have read what Jef wrote, and he is correct, you can tape record your conversations with her. It should probably be admissible, I would think.
You need a divorce attorney, please. If your attorney can not answer this question, then fire that attorney and get another one.
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Re: Taping conversations
Yes.
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Gary Moore, Esquire
Hackensack, New Jersey
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