VIC Notice to Admit for evidence authenticity?

[Muxaul]

My ex has formally alleged several incidents and formally denied some other incidents through her lawyer letters and affidavits. However I have emails, photos and audio recordings to prove that those are false allegations and false denials. I hope to use the evidence to prove to the court that ex "knowingly" made false allegations and false denials, and better yet, as a pattern of behaviour, or at lease to disprove ex's credibility.

Can I file a Notice to Admit Facts to ask ex admit the authenticity of my evidence, especially the photos and audio recordings which she and I are the two parties therein? Is this what Notice to Admit is used for?

Thanks

 

[CSFLW]

Which Court are you in?

Federal Circuit Court, Family Court??

 

[Muxaul]

Which Court are you in?

Federal Circuit Court, Family Court??

Federal Circuit Court

 

[CSFLW]

What is the next step in terms of the court process?

 

[Muxaul]

What is the next step in terms of the court process?

Preparing for trail

 

[CSFLW]

Are you represented by lawyers?

If not, send us an email [email protected] with your details.

We can give you some preliminary advice (no charge) about the Notice to Produce.

 

[Muxaul]

Are you represented by lawyers?

If not, send us an email [email protected] with your details.

We can give you some preliminary advice (no charge) about the Notice to Produce.

Thank you. I am currently represented but I plan to let my lawyer to step down temporarily in the next few weeks so that I can do certain work myself to save costs. I guess I cannot seek even general advise from you in this forum due to conflict of interest? Even if this is the case I thank you for at least responding to this post.

 

[CSFLW]

Or

Thank you. I am currently represented but I plan to let my lawyer to step down temporarily in the next few weeks so that I can do certain work myself to save costs. I guess I cannot seek even general advise from you in this forum due to conflict of interest? Even if this is the case I thank you for at least responding to this post.

Thank you

It is not a conflict. Before we give advice we need to know the background to the case.