What is the name of your state (only U.S. law)? VA
My ex threatened me recently stating that I was going to be tried for perjury. One of the accusations stems from when I was deposed and did not know the answer to a question, and the other was a question that had to do with a mental health diagnosis - specifically a code. Another has to do with a form I may have filled out, but it did not look familiar to me at the time. I do not know what else, but those are the ones I was told about.
In any event, can some disgruntled ex just charge me with perjury, and if so,
What are the grounds they need to prove to get it to a trial?
What needs to be proven at trial?
And can I just reciprocate and do the same thing to them?
My ex threatened me recently stating that I was going to be tried for perjury. One of the accusations stems from when I was deposed and did not know the answer to a question, and the other was a question that had to do with a mental health diagnosis - specifically a code. Another has to do with a form I may have filled out, but it did not look familiar to me at the time. I do not know what else, but those are the ones I was told about.
In any event, can some disgruntled ex just charge me with perjury, and if so,
What are the grounds they need to prove to get it to a trial?
What needs to be proven at trial?
And can I just reciprocate and do the same thing to them?