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Joseph Cordell speaks to CW11 News about Mel Gibson's custody battle

Jul 16, 2010

Cordell & Cordell principal partner Joseph Cordell appeared on CW11 News in St. Louis to talk about the latest Mel Gibson controversy and custody battles in divorce.

Cordell offers his legal advice on how to recognize the importance of your actions during divorce proceedings, the admissibility of recorded phone calls, and how to handle a contentious divorce.

Watch the video below.


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Ask a Divorce Lawyer: Does a web cam constitute a phone call? My ex is barring me from using it with my kids

Jan 20, 2010

Question: In our parenting agreement with my ex, it says that I can call any time between 8 a.m. and 8 p.m. I have been using Skype to call my kids. 

My ex is claiming that Skype is not a phone call and has cut me off from Skyping my kids, on Christmas Day no less, which she says she’s allowed to do. Does Skype constitute a phone call?

 


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Ask a Lawyer: Withholding Telephone Numbers

Nov 29, 1999

Question:

I am in the process of getting a divorce. I don't want my soon-to-be ex-husband having my contact information. With regards to the welfare of my 17 year old daughter, if I only provide my parent's home phone number to him, am I within my legal rights?

Answer:

Allow me to preface my response with the disclaimer that I am not licensed in the State of Alabama. You have not stated why do you not want him to have it. If there has been violence or stalking, that could be legitimate, but almost always the Court will require that your provide the number of the residence where your child lives. That is the purpose of the number so that he can contact his child.

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