Legal Question in Family Law in Virginia

Documentation/Evidence

I am going to court next week and there is one thing I am unsure of. I am a pro se party. My ex and I are going to court for a modification in custody and visitation. Long story short is that she denies contact and visitation. I have emails and phone records showing that she does not answer my calls or return them. I was told that I could just bring these into court and then ''present'' them at the appropriate time. Then a friend of mine said that the documentation I have needed to be submitted before the court date. I am confused can I just bring these items and when she says I don't call hold up the records showing that I do, or do/did they need to have been submitted to the court. Thank You.


Asked on 8/13/08, 5:32 pm

1 Answer from Attorneys
Michael Hendrickson Law Office Michael E. Hendrickson

Re: Documentation/Evidence

Yes, just bring the records along with you to the hearing so that they can be presented to the judge

at the appropriate time(if need be).

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Answered on 8/14/08, 8:49 am


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