Will an email hold up in small claim's court? - on vacation ups hold
My x has agreed for me to keep our children on vacation in Hawaii in an e-mail. I went ahead and bought tickets. Now, suddenly, I say, I can see to that. I refer him to small claims court and make him pay money. Is the e-mail as evidence capabilities?
Tuesday, February 16, 2010
On Vacation Ups Hold Will An Email Hold Up In Small Claim's Court?
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If you agree in writing (via e-mail), then do not see why not taken on the trip. If you are not in a position to take the trip, the best place to pursue their activities through the Family Court custody, because its layout is in the camp of the family. It is more likely than prevail in small claims court.
If you agree in writing (via e-mail), then do not see why not taken on the trip. If you are not in a position to take the trip, the best place to pursue their activities through the Family Court custody, because its layout is in the camp of the family. It is more likely than prevail in small claims court.
Absolutely. If you agree and have bought tickets, then you can either change the date of the note before dying, or to small claims court for reimbursement.
Yes, it is the will and the opportunity to print and take does not mean that you will be reimbursed for tickets, but they show that was accepted in writing by the other party.
yes he will. Remember, the full e-mail that shows who he was and the date and time to print.
It is absolutely necessary in small claims court. I was there with a series of e-mails only 4 months, and keeps its admission as evidence.
I am sure that if someone agrees to deposit money in an e-mail can be used in court .... With regard to the custody of the children do not know.
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