Using Defendants Exhibit Legally

Summary

In Nevada divorce trials, using a defendants exhibit marked draft only as a plaintiffs final trial book may be problematic. Both parties must disclose exhibits pre-trial, and altering an exhibit can be viewed negatively by the court. Its advisable to seek consent from the defendant or consult legal counsel for guidance.

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In Nevada divorce trial , can plaintiff use defendant exhibit but added “ draft only “ watermark as plaintiff final trial book
In a Nevada divorce trial, using the defendant's exhibit with a "draft only" watermark as the plaintiff's final trial book could be problematic. Generally:
- Both parties must disclose their exhibits pre-trial.
- Altering an exhibit may be viewed negatively by the court.
- It's advisable to seek consent from the defendant or consult legal counsel for guidance.
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