Ohio Call Recording Laws

Can you please specify which aspect you would like more information on? For example, are you interested in the legalities of recording the call, the false statement about the protective order, or any other particular issue?

In Ohio, the legalities of recording a call include:
- Ohio is a one-party consent state, meaning one party to the conversation must consent to the recording.
- If you were a party to the call and consented, the recording is generally legal.
Would you like more information on how to handle the false statement about the protective order?

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In Ohio, recording a call when one party consents is legal. Regarding the false statement about the protective order, it might be necessary to address this issue legally, especially if it affects your rights.
Would you like more details on how to challenge this false statement or take legal action?

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In Ohio, recording a phone call is legal if at least one party consents to it. Since you were a party to the call, your recording is generally lawful.
Regarding the false statement about the protective order, here are some steps you can take:
- Document the False Statement: Keep a detailed record of the false statement, including the date, time, and context in which it was made.
- Seek Legal Advice: Consider consulting with a lawyer to discuss the potential impacts of the false statement and explore your legal options.
- Challenge the False Statement: A lawyer can help you understand the best way to challenge the false statement, whether through legal action or by addressing it in family court.
Would you like more information on how to proceed with challenging the false statement?