I am often asked whether or not one can record another person. This issue
comes up most often during
custody issues when allegations are contradictory as to what is being said between parents.
The answer to this question can be complicated but the short answer is
one can record another person so long as one party to the conversation
knows that it is being recorded.
As such, a recorder cannot be set up in a room and record two people who
do not know about the recording. Engaging in such behavior can lead to
serious criminal charges. So long as one party knows that the recording
is occurring it does not have to be disclosed to the other individual
engaged in the conversation.
For more information regarding recording and other custody issues,
contact The Law Office of Kelley M. Enderley, PC today. Free 15-minute consultations are available. Get the representation you
need today.