thetsgtswife
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I can say that from personal experience that documentation goes a long way in court. Yes you still have to follow the order to a T but by documenting when the other party isnt following thier end of the order you have an ongoing journal to present to the judge and you are organized with your facts which means your not standing there in court stammering trying to prove your case to the judge, its all in writting.
The one thing both of our attorneys, hubbys and mine, have always told us is to document EVERYTHING no matter how trival it may seem at the time, document it anyway because whats trival today, may be huge in a week.
I agree with the others about the police reports and getting store reciepts as well. This will really help you.
GOOD luck to you!!
TSGTSWIFE
The one thing both of our attorneys, hubbys and mine, have always told us is to document EVERYTHING no matter how trival it may seem at the time, document it anyway because whats trival today, may be huge in a week.
I agree with the others about the police reports and getting store reciepts as well. This will really help you.
GOOD luck to you!!
TSGTSWIFE