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Is a written note without any signature acceptable in a divorce court as evidence?
Let me rephrase it in a better way: Person (A) writes a list of demands that wishes to have or not to have from person (B), but person (A) does not sign the notes.......QUESTION: Is that classed as a valid document in court?
3 Answers
- ?Lv 68 years agoFavorite Answer
It depends what its purpose is in court and what argument a lawyer makes along with it. A lawyer could certainly suggest that this note was written by so-and-so and that person would be free to deny it. But what sort of evidence are you looking for anyway? In North America we have something called no-fault divorce. That means it doesn't matter who cheated or why. Talk to a lawyer.
- Anonymous8 years ago
No signature = no evidence
Anyone can write a note. Unless you have a professional handwriting analyst or a real signature, a simple.hand written note is nothing.
- ♠ Merlin ♠Lv 78 years ago
unlikely
anyone could have written it
unless its such an important case a handwriting expert would be called