Can my ex, use text messages against me in court that were sent to my child not to him? He is the cell phone billing owner.
Yes, he can. It is not recording a conversation - you recorded it yourself when you sent it in the form of a text.
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Yes, he can. It is not recording a conversation - you recorded it yourself when you sent it in the form of a text.
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