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Am I held to what I said first as a witness, even if I immediately corrected my mistake once I realized it?

It is not merely a question of how quickly the witness corrects his or her answer. Sometimes a lawyer will ask a witness for precise details simply not because those details crucial to resolving a particular issue but simply because…

Child refuses to leave noncustodial parent’s house. What happens now?

May 14, 2021

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I am the noncustodial parent. Our child came to my house for parent-time and now refuses to leave because he wants to live with me. What happens now? I will answer this question in the context of my experience as…

What would happen if a witness in court was asked if they will swear to tell the truth and they said no?

June 29, 2020

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What would happen if a witness in court was asked if they will swear to tell the truth and they said no? If the witness were unwilling to swear or affirm to tell the truth, the witness would either not…

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Am I held to what I said first as a witness, even if I immediately corrected my mistake once I realized it?

Child refuses to leave noncustodial parent’s house. What happens now?

What would happen if a witness in court was asked if they will swear to tell the truth and they said no?