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Read Case Study No. 3 in Appendix A (The Vidalia Unyon a. Assume that in formal discovery you obtain all financial records of Mr. Unyon's veterinary practice, including some records of his accountant who is not a party to the divorce suit. How will Vidalia's counsel get the accountant's records into evidence over identity of the voice that called her and told her of her husband's Learn by Doing LBD 7-4. Case). a hearsay objection? b. Will Mrs. Unyon be allowed to testify regarding her belief as to the affair and, if so, what foundation must be laid for that evidence? c. What evidentiary foundation must be laid for the admissibility of Mr. Unyon's little black book? d. If Mrs. Unyon wants to testify to her husband's initial silence in response to her accusations of unfaithfulness, what objections might counsel for Mr. Unyon make to that offered testimony and what arguments would Mrs. Unyon's counsel make for its admis- sion? e. Assume that when the divorce suit goes to trial, the paternity suit against Mr. Unyon by Georgia Peach is still pending. Assume further that Mr. Unyon has denied in the pleadings filed in the paternity suit that he is the father of Ms. Peach's baby. If counsel for Mrs. Unyon wants to offer testimony regarding the paternity suit pending against Mr. Unyon to prove his likely infidelity: (i) How will counsel offer that proof other than through the tes- timony of Mr. Unyon or Ms. Peach? (ii) What objections will counsel for Mr. Unyon likely make to that offered proof and what arguments will counsel for Mrs. Unyon offer for its admissibility? Read Case Study No. 3 in Appendix A (The Vidalia Unyon a. Assume that in formal discovery you obtain all financial records of Mr. Unyon's veterinary practice, including some records of his accountant who is not a party to the divorce suit. How will Vidalia's counsel get the accountant's records into evidence over identity of the voice that called her and told her of her husband's Learn by Doing LBD 7-4. Case). a hearsay objection? b. Will Mrs. Unyon be allowed to testify regarding her belief as to the affair and, if so, what foundation must be laid for that evidence? c. What evidentiary foundation must be laid for the admissibility of Mr. Unyon's little black book? d. If Mrs. Unyon wants to testify to her husband's initial silence in response to her accusations of unfaithfulness, what objections might counsel for Mr. Unyon make to that offered testimony and what arguments would Mrs. Unyon's counsel make for its admis- sion? e. Assume that when the divorce suit goes to trial, the paternity suit against Mr. Unyon by Georgia Peach is still pending. Assume further that Mr. Unyon has denied in the pleadings filed in the paternity suit that he is the father of Ms. Peach's baby. If counsel for Mrs. Unyon wants to offer testimony regarding the paternity suit pending against Mr. Unyon to prove his likely infidelity: (i) How will counsel offer that proof other than through the tes- timony of Mr. Unyon or Ms. Peach? (ii) What objections will counsel for Mr. Unyon likely make to that offered proof and what arguments will counsel for Mrs. Unyon offer for its admissibility
