Can infidelity be proven through phone records ?
98813
nope.  it's circumstantial, but icing on the cake if you get other evidence.\n\nget photos.\n\nif this isn't a leagal issue, then you don't need proof, just leave.  no need to deal with this situation if you're not married.
511159
I found this information, but it was in regards to Tennessee. I would imagine that most states have a law likened to this one, which is based on the federal statue. I'm in Louisiana and know that as long as you are a party in the conversation, then it would be admissable.\n\nEvidentiary issues. Individuals and businesses that make surreptitious recordings often do so with the expectation that the recordings will be useful as evidence.  Under Tennessee law, an undisclosed recording you might make would be admissible into evidence so long as a court finds it relevant to issues at hand in the case, and it would also be admissible to show that a witness either lied on a particular point of testimony or made a prior inconsistent statement, or has a bias in the case.  The one requirement is that the "tape recordings (or) transcripts... (are) presented in evidence by (a) witness who was present during their recording or who monitored the conversations, if he was so situated and circumstanced that he was in a position to identify the declarant with certainty."  State v. Jones, 598 S.W.2d 209, 223 (Tenn. 1980).  Now, you can't admit a tape into testimony just to show that a witness is a lowlife, but there are generally a number of ways to get the tape into evidence, though they will require an attorney to know the right way to do so.
252152
not without proof or a confession... unless your just looking for an excuse to dump her...
546825
He could be cheating.  I had the same suspecting with my wife and I was correct. You or someone (Privet Investigator) need to follow him to see where he is going.  You can't confront him if you don't have proof. With that proof you can move things forward either as a married couple or ending the marriage.  I hope you are wrong. I never wish divorce on anyone
263500
You could have tried, but he may not have believed you.  Infidelity by a loved one usually is something that many people need to see for their own eyes to believe.  Especially, if the marriage seems fine to them on the outside.
473227
You can buy a device at radio shack you connect to your phone and your phone jack (hides easily) will record both ends of the phone conversation and only records when the phone is being used. Also you can set up an account online with cell phone company to view your bill online which should show you call detail as far as who he is calling....it worked for me! Hope that helps. Aside from all this detective work let just say that if you think its going on chances are you are right! I hope it all works out for you and if this is what's going on know that you deserve better. Without him you could be happy without all this.  Good Luck!
1075603
You cannot record another person's telephone call without their knowledge; period, ever.  You can record your call to someone else, or their call to you; but, never, never can you record a call between two other people.  That is a criminal offense.\n   You cannot take someone else's mail either.  That and the above crime are both federal offenses, punishable by prison and hefty fines.  If you have proof, you may also be able to bring a civil suit for monetary damages.
325388
this can be done legally now thanks to Mr. Bush.  It can be done at the phone company.  There is no way of finding out if you are bugged at that level.  Same goes with your cell phones, watch what you say!
552023
This can be difficult, as there is no one complete archive of court records.  There is probably not even a record of where the records are!\n\nYou are best off starting at the local courts where you think the matter might have been heard.  This will be especially the case for civil matters.
631286
Yes, but it all depends on the situation. Call a lawyer and when you meet with him/her, ask to see if your record can be exspunged.
613896
Only if it is not true, or the credit company was served with papers to remove it.  How so you know record was expunged?
508675
If you're "officially" separated from someone, then there is no accountability to each other any longer.  Your former partner wasn't being unfaithful because you weren't together and there was no obligation.  Besides, phone sex is only masturbation.  Big deal!
962050
If one party in the conversation knows that they are being recorded, then yes.\n\nMeaning that if you are talking to someone on the phone and record it, it is legal.\n\nHowever, if you pick up an extension and record two other people talking and neither one knows that they are being recorded, then that's illegal.\n\nThe exception is if law enforcement is doing the recording of course, with permission of the courts.
750446
Yes, you can use the email as a proof. Normally though, it should be the "established means of communicaton" that both of you had. For example, if you were doing all this thing over the phone all this time, the phone calls will be looked up to first in court. In your case, however, it is best to use all means of communication in attempts to contact them. If three phone calls didn't work, send an email. If after three days (sufficient time) no reply, send a certified letter. (Most likely they will refuse the delivery.) If after another three days no reply, send them an email and a regular letter that you are taking this matter to court. If after another three days still no reply, there nothing else will be left to do other than taking the matter to a small claims court (if the amount of damages is under $5,000).
399530
#hire an attorney #2  what does a phone prove.. or pictures.# the court wont be impressed with you, sister or friend. all three are expected to lie. not that u r.lying. who is this eye witness."?  take it to trial if he is innocent.. take a plea if he is not.
76962
Probably, unless you have cause for divorce, which would range from fraud (she said she would have children before marriage, but since has said she doesn't want to) to infidelity. I would speak to a lawyer about it.
194928
Even if it is prosecution quality (which requires data collaboration) you still need some other evidence even if circumstantial.  The extent will depend on the case.\n\nYou can win a civil case on the basis of balance of probability with CCTV alone I believe.