Rules of Evidence

It is of great frustration for family lawyers to practice with other lawyers who do not know the simple Rules of Evidence. How can you try a case properly if you do not know what objections to make and not to make? How can you try a case if you do not know how to ask direct examination or non-leading questions?

22 minute read November 02, 2015 at 12:00 AM
By
Lynne Z Gold-Bikin And 'melissa Iacobucci
Rules of Evidence

Family Law practitioners are civil litigators ' although our practice is certainly not what anyone might call civil. Consequently, in order to practice our profession, we need to know how to litigate.

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