helmedon1974
Junior Member
What is the name of your state (only U.S. law)? Michigan
Hello, I'm asking on behalf of a friend who is going through a divorce. She told me today that while at a doctor appointment for one of her kids one of the office employees pulled her aside to inform her of a conversation she overheard between the doctor, who is a witness in the custody case, and the husband's attorney. According to this office employee, the attorney was telling the doctor how to answer any questions at the hearing. She said [I]" Don't answer anything specific, be vague with your answers. I'm not advising you to lie, but answer like " I don't recall " or "I'm not sure".[/I] The attorney in question also represents the doctor as his lawyer. This is a good doctor with a wonderful staff, I've been going to him for years and don't think anyone there would lie. Speaking of lying, my friend and her attorney also said that the husband's attorney "flat out lied" to the judge in their recent custody hearing. The husband is well connected with local officials, friends with the Mayor, works for the city and has had "relations" with several city and county employees (male and female). My friend is on her second attorney, the first one being ineffective and turned out to be friends wit the husband's attorney. I was wondering if there is anything that can, or should be done about the husband's attorney?
Hello, I'm asking on behalf of a friend who is going through a divorce. She told me today that while at a doctor appointment for one of her kids one of the office employees pulled her aside to inform her of a conversation she overheard between the doctor, who is a witness in the custody case, and the husband's attorney. According to this office employee, the attorney was telling the doctor how to answer any questions at the hearing. She said [I]" Don't answer anything specific, be vague with your answers. I'm not advising you to lie, but answer like " I don't recall " or "I'm not sure".[/I] The attorney in question also represents the doctor as his lawyer. This is a good doctor with a wonderful staff, I've been going to him for years and don't think anyone there would lie. Speaking of lying, my friend and her attorney also said that the husband's attorney "flat out lied" to the judge in their recent custody hearing. The husband is well connected with local officials, friends with the Mayor, works for the city and has had "relations" with several city and county employees (male and female). My friend is on her second attorney, the first one being ineffective and turned out to be friends wit the husband's attorney. I was wondering if there is anything that can, or should be done about the husband's attorney?