Hello all!
Hypothetical questions:
a) on a divorce case, the wife kept the couple's computer after the husband left. Both had accounts on that computer (windows XP). The wife wants to perform acquisition / e-discovery on the computer in search of incriminating docs / e-mails and possible unknown bank accounts, etc.. Is it necessary o court other to make the acquisition usable in court?
b) on a divorce case, husband and wife had different computers, however, the wife was a CPA and kept the QuickBooks files for the husband's firm on her PC. Are those files discoverable? Is a court order necessary to grant access to those files?
Thx in advance for your reply.
Hypothetical questions:
a) on a divorce case, the wife kept the couple's computer after the husband left. Both had accounts on that computer (windows XP). The wife wants to perform acquisition / e-discovery on the computer in search of incriminating docs / e-mails and possible unknown bank accounts, etc.. Is it necessary o court other to make the acquisition usable in court?
b) on a divorce case, husband and wife had different computers, however, the wife was a CPA and kept the QuickBooks files for the husband's firm on her PC. Are those files discoverable? Is a court order necessary to grant access to those files?
Thx in advance for your reply.