Preserving the record for a family-law appeal

What are the 10 things you must do to preserve the record for appeal in a family-law case? Well, here's one: "[U]s[e] a pre-trial motion, such as a motion in limine, to preclude or permit the introduction of evidence. Attorneys can also use these motions to cure the untimely disclosure of a witness’ testimony or to bar the testimony." To find our more and learn the other nine, read the rest of Gregory C. Maksimuk's article in the latest ISBA Family Law newsletter.
Posted on September 14, 2009 by Mark S. Mathewson
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