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Cinder2
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Re: It hasn't changed...

09/22/06 01:15 PM

The only reason I said she should subpoena them is because she wants to use them in court. Most courts do not allow one party to hand-carry evidence to the courtroom because papers can be tampered with.

She does have the right to get the records herself for her own use, but for court she needs to subpoena them.

Cinder

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Subject	Posted by	Posted on
Non-Custodial parent's rights	Soul	09/19/06 10:49 PM
Re: Non-Custodial parent's rights	Curmudgeon	09/22/06 12:08 PM
It hasn't changed...	Curmudgeon	09/22/06 12:11 PM
Re: It hasn't changed...	Cinder2	09/22/06 01:15 PM
Re: Non-Custodial parent's rights	Cinder2	09/20/06 08:55 AM
Re: Non-Custodial parent's rights	CustodyIQ	09/22/06 11:46 AM

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