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Various legal violations may include controlling behavior, harassment, threats, and fraud. Defamation involves false statements harming reputation. Making false statements to services or submitting fake invoices can be considered fraud. Hiding a company from court may involve fraud, perjury, or contempt of court. To present evidence in family court, gather and organize documents, prepare a written statement, and file a formal motion. Consider consulting legal professionals for guidance.Full Conversation
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Framing someone to be something they are not can be considered "Defamation" if the false portrayal damages their reputation. In legal terms, defamation involves false statements that harm someone's reputation. It can be categorized as libel (written defamation) or slander (spoken defamation).
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Making false statements to services can be considered "Fraud" under the Fraud Act * if it's done to gain financial or personal benefits. Additionally, it may involve "Perverting the Course of Justice" if the false information impacts legal proceedings or investigations.
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Submitting a fake invoice to the court can be considered "Fraud" under the Fraud Act *, as it involves providing false information for potential financial or legal benefits. It may also be "Perverting the Course of Justice" if it impacts legal proceedings.
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Hiding a company from the court, especially in the context of financial disclosure, could involve several legal issues:
- Fraud: Under the Fraud Act *, deliberately hiding financial information for personal gain.
- Perjury: Making false statements under oath.
- Contempt of Court: Failing to comply with court orders.
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how do i present this evidence to family court and file movement with this regard
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To present evidence to family court and file a motion:
*. Gather all relevant documents, evidence, and witness statements.
*. Organize evidence chronologically and clearly.
*. Prepare a written statement or affidavit summarizing the key points.
*. File a formal motion with the court, referencing the evidence.
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If you are handling this yourself, here are steps to consider:
*. Gather Evidence: Collect all relevant documents and evidence systematically.
*. Organize Information: Present the information clearly and chronologically.
*. Prepare Statements: Draft a detailed affidavit summarizing key points.
*. File Motion: Submit a formal motion to the court, referencing evidence.
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