Just curious as to what happens when you prove someone has lied knowingly in an affadvit, does the judge still take any of the information into account? What usually happens when it's obvious that it is lies? Does it change the proceedings? Is there a chance that supervised visits are changed based on the truth provided?
I received legal advice they told me that supervised visits would remain until all of us saw the child lawyer, the child lawyer decides not the judge, despite clear evidence being submitted to prove the other party lied. They also told me I would have to get hair follicle testing despite it being proven I'm not on drugs (with evidence urine testing when first allegation arose). Feeling at a loss that the justice system supports lying parent
I received legal advice they told me that supervised visits would remain until all of us saw the child lawyer, the child lawyer decides not the judge, despite clear evidence being submitted to prove the other party lied. They also told me I would have to get hair follicle testing despite it being proven I'm not on drugs (with evidence urine testing when first allegation arose). Feeling at a loss that the justice system supports lying parent