For the past few months I've consistently kept a detailed phone log of every call I've made to my son. Including the hundreds of calls where there was no answer and I left messages on the answering machine.
Basically, I've been using my personal hotmail account and writing the date of the call in the subject line, and then the details of the calls in the email itself. Then, every time I do this, I email it to myself. I include every little detail of the calls including exactly what the ex says, how long the calls lasted, and even a summary of what my son and I talked about.
Is this a good idea? It's the only thing I could think of and it seems like a decent route to take, but I am wondering if any judge on earth would give it any consideration at all. Is this something that my lawyer would have to disclose during discoveries? My log portrays a very accurate account of what happens. Even the times when I've successfully spoken to my son without interference from ex ( very rare ).
If anyone has any better suggestions, please advise. Thanks.
GDGM
Basically, I've been using my personal hotmail account and writing the date of the call in the subject line, and then the details of the calls in the email itself. Then, every time I do this, I email it to myself. I include every little detail of the calls including exactly what the ex says, how long the calls lasted, and even a summary of what my son and I talked about.
Is this a good idea? It's the only thing I could think of and it seems like a decent route to take, but I am wondering if any judge on earth would give it any consideration at all. Is this something that my lawyer would have to disclose during discoveries? My log portrays a very accurate account of what happens. Even the times when I've successfully spoken to my son without interference from ex ( very rare ).
If anyone has any better suggestions, please advise. Thanks.
GDGM
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