Employer taping conversations with employees
In the state of Virginia, is it legal for a Employer to tape record conversations with employees with or without their consent? If so will these recordings hold up in a court of law? Also would it be legal to fire or otherwise treat differently an employee who refused to consent to said recordings?
family law
process in nevada to file for divorce?
I was served legitimation, visitation, child support, and child custody papers on February 15th by a sheriff. The next day,(feb.16th) I was served by a special process server an amended version of the paperwork in which I am ordered to appear before the superior court on March. 7th. I let his father know that I was taking our son(the one in question) to Ny over a month ago and would be gone from the date of Feb.20-March 6th. This paperwork dated Feb 16th states that" the plaintiff has just discovered that the defendant intends to go to New York taking the minor child at issue with her. The defendant plans of leaving for New York within 5 days from this date, Feb. 15th, 2013. The plaintiff requested a standing order be issued. The plaintiff requests the court approve the motion for Special Process Server and sign the order approving special process server."
When I found out about the initial ligitimation paperwork, I called his father and recorded me asking him, why he would choose to do this right now, considering he knew I was leaving for Ny for over a month. On the recording he never denies knowing about it, and even acknowledges that we had made these plans.
My question is, what exactly is this standing order attempting to do? Is it just stating that I must appear in court on March.7th? Is it saying that I cannot take my son out of the state of Georgia? If I am allowed to take him still, what if I cannot come back for the 7th because of weather? If I hire a lawyer can he get me an extension on the court date? Because his father is recorded acknowledging that he did know about Ny for over a month, and this paperwork claims he just discovered it, has he perjured himself? Will this recording even be admissible in court or at least to allow me to still take my son to NY? Please Help!
