In many divorce situations, there is so much animosity between the parties that one or both may somehow feel justified in exaggerating or even fabricating allegations of misconduct against the other.
Unfortunately, there’s no real way to prevent your spouse from making false allegations against you, but once it’s clear that this will be the pattern in your divorce, your attorneys will work to rebut the falsehoods and present the court with reliable, verifiable information instead.
Developing trust with the court is key in these situations, where false allegations of abuse or misconduct are often tied to custody fights.
Judges have to make decisions based on the information they are given by the parties, so it’s imperative that the information you provide is compelling and fact based.
At Friedman & Ranzenhofer, we help our clients present clear, persuasive arguments to judges in divorce and custody matters.
Call us today at 585-484-7432 for a legal consultation with an experienced Rochester divorce attorney.