My STBX filed a notice of motion Form 14A and affidavit seeking to significantly reduce my parenting (father) time with our 5 and 6 year old girls. I responded with my own notice of motion and an affidavit providing strong evidence, in my view, against her reasons and many false allegations. As is her right, she has filed her response (i.e. response to a response), which is filled with several important factual errors. I think the lies are important in two ways: (1) it shows her lack of credibility and (2) some of her more important arguments can be proven to be factually incorrect. It is my understanding that judges expect affidavits to be 100 percent correct.
We go to court on Tuesday, May 8th and our respective factums have been submitted. If I have hard evidence (emails and calendar dates) that in her latest affidavit she is lying through her teeth, is there a way I can make a judge aware of this at this stage? or am I wasting my time?
We go to court on Tuesday, May 8th and our respective factums have been submitted. If I have hard evidence (emails and calendar dates) that in her latest affidavit she is lying through her teeth, is there a way I can make a judge aware of this at this stage? or am I wasting my time?
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