I guess the critical question, regarding this area of law, would be: if a person residing in a single-consent state records a conversation with a person in a non single-consent state, is the person recording legally obligated to make it known to the second?
I am in New Jersey, and the recording was made here. The case is being handled in Florida. It involves six siblings, all beneficiaries of my father's estate. One of the siblings has arranged to sieze his stocks account, valued at 280,000, contrary to the wishes expressed in his will. We—the...
That's actually my question. What can the defendant's attorney do to me, in a retaliatory form if nothing else, for providing transcripts of this recording to our attorney?
I live in New Jersey, which is a "single consent" state in terms of recording a telephone call I make with another person, something I routinely do with clients. I'm currently involved in a civil case where transcripts of my call with a person in Florida are an exhibit in the case. This person...