What is the name of your state (only U.S. law)? CA
I have an email where my abuser admits the abuse to a former attorney in response to a demand letter that was sent.
From what I understand the email sent by abuser is not hearsay, it's an Admission.
Do I still need to authenticate the demand letter in which he was responding to?
Could that Admission email be considered a form of authenticating the demand letter? The email is very detailed and matches to the details in the demand letter.
If that demand letter needs to be authenticated on its own, is there any exception to the hearsay rule in this?
I have an email where my abuser admits the abuse to a former attorney in response to a demand letter that was sent.
From what I understand the email sent by abuser is not hearsay, it's an Admission.
Do I still need to authenticate the demand letter in which he was responding to?
Could that Admission email be considered a form of authenticating the demand letter? The email is very detailed and matches to the details in the demand letter.
If that demand letter needs to be authenticated on its own, is there any exception to the hearsay rule in this?