Ever wondered where the legal line sits between “documenting” and “spying”? Hunt Law Firm attorneys, Alex Hunt and David C. Adams, tackle seven hot‑button family law questions YOU asked and give clear, usable answers you can act on today. From one‑party consent recordings to the criminal risks of AirTags and tracking apps, we explain when evidence helps your case—and when it can blow it up.

We walk through travel rules for co‑parents, including why most decrees treat out‑of‑state trips differently from international travel and relocation, plus the small communication habits that lower conflict and build credibility. You’ll learn what an amicus attorney really does, how their role differs from a custody evaluator, and why naming the right person can shift mediation and the ultimate outcome.

Money and mobility get real, too. If your ex keeps the car but your name stays on the loan, we share decree language that protects your credit with refinance deadlines and sale procedures. We unpack geographic restrictions—what “county and contiguous counties” actually means, why “lift language” matters if someone moves, and how boundaries impact real‑world involvement with your kids. We also break down drug testing: how courts view marijuana versus hard drugs, the consequences of refusals, and tools like Soberlink that can get you back to normal possession schedules.

To round it out, we demystify subpoenas: subpoena duces tecum, business records affidavits, depositions, timelines, and how to respond without landing in contempt. It’s a fast, practical tour of the pitfalls we see every week—and the strategies that keep you safe, credible, and focused on your children.

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